Need something handy for quick first aid tips? Folks often struggle to remember all steps in a pinch. A printable first aid poster solves this. Its a quick go-to for emergencies, making sure right actions get taken fast.

Printable first aid games offer an engaging way to learn vital life-saving skills. These games can transform the process of understanding complex first aid procedures into an enjoyable activity for all ages..

5 basic first aid skills for kids every child should know! Teach your children how to be safe and how to react when emergencies occur!

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5 basic first aid skills for kids every child should know! Teach your children how to be safe and how to react when emergencies occur!

It's no secret that anxieties are strong in my home. With creativity and intelligence abounding, my kids have no trouble imagining plenty of worst case scenarios or developing healthy fears of illness and injury. If I'm being honest, I've been known to Google symptoms a few times and come away even more worked up than

Need something handy for quick first aid tips? Folks often struggle to remember all steps in a pinch. A printable first aid poster solves this. Its a quick go-to for emergencies, making sure right actions get taken fast.

First aid baseball is a fun way to review first aid skills with Scouts BSA and Webelos. There are instructions for the game and a set of question cards included in the printable file.

This is an note for grown ups to see when there is a small injury on their child that is not reported through the office but needs attention.

Printable first aid games offer an engaging way to learn vital life-saving skills. These games can transform the process of understanding complex first aid procedures into an enjoyable activity for all ages..

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Here's some beginning ideas to teach first aid to kids.

CPR for children is performed when the child is not breathing. MomJunction tells you more about the procedure, why it is done and what should be avoided.

Teaching basic first aid to kids will prepare them to help themselves and others with injuries, and give them confidence and independence.

If your looking for ideas to make your meeting more fun while learning how you can save someones life or treat minor injuries using first aid, you have come to the right place. Using some of these activities below your girls will explore every aspect of safety with some fun activities, and at the same time take it a step further and actually learn how they can save lives and be able to take action in a actual emergency. Below are a few ideas to get you started. First Aid Activity Booklet Before jumping into a few ideas, do you want to skip all the planning? If so, use the First Aid Activity Booklet which includes a number of challenges and games to help prepare you and your girls for real-life situations and in some cases emergencies. These situations can be scary but when you are prepared and know how to handle it, not only will you know what to do, but you could potentially save someone’s life! With a step by step activities, you can’t ask for a easier way to run your meeting. Learn more about this activity booklet and get yours today! You may also be interested in these activity booklets for your girls: Finance Your Dreams activities Comic Artist activities Science of Happiness activities Other First Aid Activities First Aid Kim’s Game What better way to help your girls understand what needs to go into a first aid kit then to play a game where they have to try to remember everything that goes into one. Give each girl a piece of paper and pencil. Lay out the items from the first aid kit in the middle of the group let them look at everything for 3 minutes. Then cover everything up. The girls then have 5 minutes to write down everything they can remember was on the table. Girl with the most items right wins. There are a lot of kits out there, but if you do a lot of camping with your girls check out this 303 piece first aid kit that is great for meeting spaces, camp outs, to use at home, to leave in the car. Bandage Relay Game This game will help reinforce discussions related to bandaging injuries. Put your girls into two teams and have them line up in relay formation. Put one girl at the other end for each team that will become the injured person. The leader will call out a body part and the first girl in line on both teams will run down and bandage that part of the body. When she has completed tasks then she becomes the injured person and the other girl goes back to end of line. Once every girl has gone through and has been the injured person and bandaged that body part, choose a different body part and do it again. For example when I did it with my troop we did arm, leg and head injuries. It is fun plus educational to learn how to bandage correctly. Advanced First Aid Kit If you want to take it a step further beyond the First Aid Activity booklet provided on this site. Making Friends has a awesome kit where your girls will get to make some fun crafts related to first aid such as their own duct tape water bottle, a boo boo bunny they could use when baby sitting, and if you were thinking of having your girls make their own first aid kits there is directions to make their own first aid pouch. There are even great add on for fun patch and first aid supplies. Get your Advanced First Aid Kit here. Hands Only CPR I had the opportunity to talk to a nurse by the name of Terri Evans who is a RN with over 25 years as a bedside nurse. She teaches CPR to doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers. She also teach daycare workers, the community and community leaders the importance of CPR. If after you read this information and want to talk to her directly about the CPR program or other CPR questions for your girls contact her by email at [email protected], just mention you found her information on the leader connecting leaders website. Everyone needs to know how to get help in case of an Emergency. CPR training will teach you how important it is to get the ambulance to come to the scene and get the person help by taking them to the nearest hospital as quickly as possible. When a victim receives CPR the blood flow continues to pump through their heart and you help to keep the body oxygenated. Which means, your hands become their heartbeat. Now that is the most important thing you can do for someone who needs you. CPR is the most brave thing you can do to help. CPR also helps keep oxygen flowing to the brain which keeps the person from suffering from brain damage or death. Studies show that 88% (which is a lot) of cardiac arrests happens in the home; which is another reason for the importance of knowing CPR training. A person has about ten minutes or less until death without giving CPR. You don’t have to be a doctor or a nurse to receive CPR training; and you can be any age as long as you can understand the direction given in the CPR course. Becoming CPR certified is the most important thing you can do to so HELP someone in case of a Heart Attack Emergency. CPR, if performed immediately and correctly, can double or triple a victim’s chance of the person survival. CPR gives individuals confidence and empower them to use their hands to save a Life! Hands Only CPR save lives. This means that you no longer have to give mouth to mouth breaths to a stranger. Hands Only CPR is just as easy and more effective because people are helping more than they used to help. Someone may need your help immediately, so American Heart Association found research that proved that “Hands Only CPR” was just as good. Hands Only CPR has just two easy steps: If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse: Call 9-1-1 Push hard and fast in the center of the chest. During CPR you should push on the chest at a rate of 100 to 120 compression per minute. This rate is like the beats in an old song called “Staying Alive” Watch this quick video to learn more about Hands Only CPR. To learn more about CPR and to find a class near you go to American Heart Association website. If you want to take a course at home, Terri Evans, the Registered nurse I had the opportunity to talk to created a CPR course you can do at home. go to Position CPR and learn more about taking this course with your girls if getting to a course in person would not work for you. The best part you don’t pay for course till you pass it. Then you can pay to have your certificate. That way if you find that doing it online instead of going somewhere doesn’t work for your troop you will not pay anything to try it. If you don’t want to spend the time planning this badge, our First Aid Activity Booklet for 6th – 8th grade girls has step-by-step instructions with activities that don’t require any planning other than gathering supplies and printing booklets. Fun Patch Suggestions First Aid Fun patch What do we do after your girls complete the badge? Well of course give them the badge to display proudly on their vest, they earned it! Additionally If you are like many leaders we want to award our girls when they complete something even beyond just the patch. One great way to show achievement is with a certificate. Don’t worry you don’t have to make them, I found a resource that has done all the work for you and all you have to do is print them and customize the certificates with each girl’s name, date and troop leader. A complete set of certificates.

Manicare Nurses Scissors An essential tool for first aid cabinet or kit, for cutting swabs and surgical dressing with safety and ease. Manicare Nurses Scissors at LoveMy Makeup NZ CARE TIPS Scissors may be sterilised with disinfectant or alcohol. After use, wipe scissors with a clean, damp cloth. Leave scissors open and allow to dry naturally. Store in a clean, dry place. WARNINGS AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS Sharp implement. Intended for parent or guardian use only. Keep away from children.

If your looking for ideas to make your meeting more fun while learning how to handle and prevent injuries at your troop meetings and take those skills with them no matter where they are, you have come to the right place. Using some of these activities below to make sure everyone has a understanding of what to do in emergency because no matter how safe you are there is always a chance of injury and it is better to have everyone prepared. Below are a few ideas to get you started. Be Prepared To Help Activity Booklet Before jumping into some ideas, do you want to skip all the planning? If so, use this Activity Booklet because when there is an emergency you need to be prepared. This activity booklet will teach girls what to do in an emergency from calling 911, using first aid to treat minor injuries and what to do when outside to prevent injuries all together. Learn more and get yours today! Be sure to also checkout these other activities your girls will love: Being Patriotic: Celebrating Community Activities Get Creative: Inventor Activities Fun For Everyone: Fair Play Activities Other Fun Activities To Try Practice First Aid Teach your girls how to wrap bandages on hands, feet, head and put a arm sling on girls. Have them take turns practicing on each other. How to DO CPR on Babies and Children Teach your girls how how to calmly and effectively help a child in an emergency. The video shows you what to do if a child is choking. First Aid Kit with First Aid Book Purchase a First Aid kit and First Aid Book for kids, and then spend some time going through the book and role playing how to use the items in the First Aid kit to treat a certain type of injury such as a cut or bee sting. Here is a First Aid kit that contains 117 pieces and then this book which is the Kids’ Guide to First Aid: All About Bruises, Burns, Stings, Sprains & Other Ouches. First Aid Fun Patch with activities This is a great fun patch to add to your activities. It even includes suggested ideas to do with group to showcase your girls knowledge of first aid. The “First Aid” Fun Patch is the perfect way to demonstrate that your group has learned the basics of First Aid. Get your fun patch from a great website called MakingFriends If you don’t want to spend the time planning, our Activity Booklet has step-by-step instructions with activities that don’t require any planning other than gathering supplies and printing booklets. What do we do after your girls complete the activities? Well of course give them the badge to display proudly on their vest, they earned it! Additionally If you are like many leaders we want to award our girls when they complete something even beyond just the patch. One great way to show achievement is with a certificate. Don’t worry you don’t have to make them, I found a resource that has done all the work for you and all you have to do is print them and customize the certificates with each girl’s name, badge or award earned, date, and troop leader. Editable certificates perfect for awarding girls after earning a badge. Get Yourself Organized! With this 25-page planner, you'll have everything you need to stay organized and focused as a Girl Scout leader. Being prepared and having all your troop information in one place will save you time and stress, allowing you to focus on creating memorable experiences for your girls. Get your planner today and unleash your organizational superpowers! The planner contains your calendar, meeting planners, rosters and badge trackers in one safe place for when you need it. Read more Enjoy every minute being a leader and continue to inspire your girls!

Learning first aid is a life skill that children can learn. Like most subjects, children should only be told about things that they can emotionally and developmentally handle. Children should not learn about things that will frighten them. By learning first aid, children can feel more confident. They may be able to feel calmer and […]

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Printable Emergency First Aid Chart: An Essential Guide for Quick and Effective Medical Response. In times of emergencies, having access to clear and concise information is crucial. That is why a printable emergency first aid chart is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to be prepared and equipped to handle medical situations. Whether you are a parent, a caregiver, a teacher, or simply interested in learning basic first aid techniques, this chart serves as a convenient and informative tool to help you navigate through emergencies with confidence and calmness.

Marie K. Hafen, in her recent Women's Conference address, talked about a friend who shared a story with her out of her "Spiritual First-Aid Kit". I love the idea of a Spiritual First-Aid Kit. Stories, quotes, poems, scriptures, etc that you collect to read and remember when life gets hard, when you're spiritually not feeling well, when you're heart has been hurt, when you need a band-aid for your spirit. It can be anything that inspires you or makes you feel good. Clint's grandpa had one of these. He loved to collect inspirational stories and then copy them and send them in letters, birthday cards, Christmas letters, etc to his children and grandchildren. He always seemed to know just what we needed to hear when we needed to hear it. I too hope to be able to carry on this legacy with my children and grandchildren. I've just started to gather "supplies" into my Spiritual First-Aid Kit, but let me give you some examples from it: "Some of the most heart-wrenching, discouraging events in our lives—from which we long to be set free—are actually designed to prepare us with the very skills and understanding [God] needs us to have. As we draw closer to the Lord and put our total trust in Him, in His power, and in His timing, we can leave our fires of affliction more pure, more refined, and with more skills and understanding.” –Wendy W. Nelson “He will guide you in what to do. He will open doors, remove roadblocks, and help you overcome obstacles" —Neil L. Andersen "Live the gospel as conspicuously as you can. Moms and dads can do everything right and yet have children who stray. But even in such painful hours it will be comforting for you to know that your children knew of your abiding faith in Christ, in his true church...It will be comforting then for you to know that if your children choose to leave the straight and narrow way, they leave it very conscious that their parents were firmly in it." Elder Jeffry R. Holland, April 2003 Wayward children Can one righteous young woman change the world? The answer is a resounding “yes!” You have the Holy Ghost as your guide, and He “will show unto you all things… [you] should do” (2 Nephi 32:5). It is the daily, consistent things you do that will strengthen you to be a leader and an example – daily prayer, daily scripture study, daily obedience, daily service to others. - Elaine S. Dalton Severe Mercy (from Sister Hafen's friend's Spiritual First-Aid Kit) Nine-year-old Agnes Caldwell had been wading through the wind-driven snow with the rest of the Willie Handcart Company for what must have felt like an eternity when relief wagons appeared on the trail ahead of them. Before the storm hit, Agnes had been taking each mile of the autumn trail in stride, even the one that had been strewn with rattlesnakes. For that mile, she and her friend Mary held hands and jumped again and again over the snakes until they were out of danger, mercifully unharmed. But after days of dragging her nearly frozen feet through the deepening snow, she wasn't skipping anymore. And she was literally starving. The death toll in her company was rising with every passing night. Yet of the arrival of the relief party, all Agnes records in her understated history is, “It certainly was a relief.” And then she describes her own rescue, and this is the point today: “The infirm and the aged were allowed to ride, all able-bodied continued to walk. When the wagons started out, a number of us children decided to see how long we could keep up with the wagons, in hopes of being asked to ride. One by one they all fell out, until I was the last one remaining, so determined was I that I should get a ride. After what seemed the longest run I [had] ever made before or since, the driver, [Brother] Kimball, called to me, ‘Say, sissy, would you like a ride?’ I answered in my very best manner, ‘Yes sir.’ “At this he reached over, [took] my hand, [then clucked] to his horses [which also made] me run [even faster] with legs that seemed to [be able to] run no farther. On we went [for what] seemed miles. [I thought at that moment] he was the meanest man that had ever lived or that I had ever heard of, and other things that would not be a credit coming from one so young. Just at what seemed the breaking point, he stopped. Taking a blanket, he wrapped me up and lay me in the bottom of the wagon, warm and comfortable. Here I had time to change my mind, as I surely did, knowing full well by doing this he saved me from freezing [to death].” Can you see why our friend calls this story “Severe Mercy”? “I thought he was the meanest man that ever lived”? Sitting here in our climate-controlled comfort, put yourself in Agnes’ “shoes.” If I had been Agnes, I would have expected a little compassion from this “angel of mercy.” Couldn't one look into my frostbitten face or at my bony, rag-wrapped hand have entitled me to a crumb of kindness? But no. This man took Agnes by that little hand and instead of swinging her up into his lap, in an act of tender mercy, he signaled his team to go faster, forcing her into a stronger, faster run, which increased her circulation. His severe mercy saved her life. What's in your Spiritual First-Aid Kit? I'd love for you to share either in a comment below or in an email (clintandrachael{at}gmail.com).

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Day 6: Today, we shared the segment about "The Celestial Room" in the temple (start at 6:00). You can find the video here. We talked about how the Celestial Room is a place of meditation and prayer. It is a very peaceful and beautiful room. After the video, we talked about how to pray by …

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Brownies learn to prevent and treat bee stings, bruises, cuts and scrapes, poison ivy and oak, sunburns, and tick bites by referring to a badge-specific first aid guide and using pretend paper first aid kits as they rotate through six first aid situation stations featuring children with various minor and outdoor injuries. Afterward, Brownies build mini first aid kits to take home and use during real-life first aid situations. They conclude by acting as first aiders to treat faux cuts with real medical supplies. This printable paper activity pack is designed to help fulfill Brownie First Aid badge - Steps 3, 4 and 5. "Prevent & Treat: First Aid Situation Stations" may be worked within the troop setting, or by a single girl at home with an adult helper to prepare the materials, serve as a partner, and provide support, as needed. This item is part of a bundle! - SAVE 20% when you purchase Girl Scout Brownies - "First Aid" Activity Pack Bundle - All 5 Steps! Includes: Six different printable paper first aid situation station sheets Six corresponding printable paper answer cards One set of printable paper first aid kit prevent and treat cards One printable paper badge-specific first aid guide Printable paper mini first aid kit labels Supply list Leader directions Required Supplies: Activity Copy paper White cardstock Scissors Glue stick Sandwich-sized zipper bags Clear packaging tape Single hole punch 1-in. Steel book rings Red washable marker Black permanent marker First Aid Kits 2 Antibacterial hand wipes (to sanitize hands before treating injuries, to clean wounds) 2 Alcohol prep pads (to clean wounds, to sterilize safety pins) 2 Cotton balls (to press to cuts to stop bleeding) 3 Adhesive bandages (to cover cuts and blisters) 1 Cotton swab, cut in half (to apply triple antibiotic ointment) Triple antibiotic ointment, small tube (to treat cuts, scrapes, and tick bites) 1 Individually-wrapped hard mint (to relieve upset stomach, to raise low blood sugar) 1 Large + 1 regular-sized safety pin (to remove splinters, to fasten ripped clothes, to secure a sling or wrap fashioned from a bandana) 1 Ponytail holder (to lift hair from face and neck when hot or injured) 1 Travel soap dish or durable plastic zipper bag (to hold contents of first aid kit) "Prevent and Treat..." first aid guide, if it fits in chosen container * First aid kit supplies listed are per girl. One extra of the first five supplies per girl, plus one extra tube of triple antibiotic ointment per troop to share, is needed to practice treating cuts. Triple antibiotic ointment, book rings for first aid guide, and other items may be purchased from Dollar Tree or similar store. Also, look for small tubes of triple antibiotic ointment in large bins of mixed discount medical supplies at Walmart. I bought our troop's for .88-cents a tube. Soap dishes in the travel section were less than a dollar each. Look for durable plastic zipper bags in the school supply section (e.g. zippered pencil pouches). Be sure to test the sizes of your first aid supplies to ensure that they fit in your chosen containers. Remember to "use resources wisely" by leaving feedback for this product to receive TPT credits good toward a discount on future Growing Girls product purchases. Happy Scouting! Growing Girls Scouting Helpers Growing Girls Scouting Helpers is not affiliated with Girl Scouts of the USA. This product is not sponsored, endorsed, nor approved by, or in any way connected with Girl Scouts of the USA.