Be prepared with these Emergency Drill Routines and Expectations! These visuals will help prepare and remind younger students what to do in an emergency at school. These can be used for Distance Learning too! What's included? 4 Emergency Routine Posters: fire drill, earthquake drill, tornado drill, lockdown drill 4 Expectation Visuals: fire drill, earthquake drill, tornado drill, lockdown drill 4 What should you do slides to check for understanding: Uploadable PowerPoint with movable pieces or links to preloaded Seesaw activities - Just click and add to your library! Suggestions: Project the PDF onto your screen or print the posters in color and laminate. Assign the "What should you do" slides as a follow up activity. Follow our store for notifications of new resources and freebies. If you use this product, we'd love to hear from you! Leave feedback and earn TpT credits for future purchases! For questions or suggestions, you may e-mail us at: [email protected]. You may also be interested in: Class Expectations Posters Class Rules with Editable Text Behavior Clip Chart Bathroom Rules

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When an emergency strikes how can you ensure that you have an endless supply of hot water even when there is no electricity? Endless hot water without electricity is no longer a dream! Even our modern world there are times that power outages happen for reasons beyond our control. At those times you will be […]

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This guide to how to create an Emergency Binder includes a documents checklist, a list of things to include in an Emergency Binder, and why you need to make one now.

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This guide to how to create an Emergency Binder includes a documents checklist, a list of things to include in an Emergency Binder, and why you need to make one now.

This year has put many of us in “prepping” mode and recently I put together a power outage kit. To be honest, I was never proactive or aware of potential emergencies before 2020. I used to roll my eyes at...Read More

This guide to how to create an Emergency Binder includes a documents checklist, a list of things to include in an Emergency Binder, and why you need to make one now.

It's not fun to think of emergencies - but they do happen. Stay organized and prepared with your own Emergency Binder!

How to organize important documents in a binder AND what important paperwork, documents and info you NEED in your In Case of Emergency binder. Paper clutter is no joke – SO …

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Sometimes when I have to get a substitute in my class, I leave a challenge for my students to complete while he/she is there. It keeps them motivated and is a constant reminder to follow the expectations. The very first time I'm absent in the school year, I send my students this video to watch right when they come in! The video isn't mandatory, but it adds an element of excitement! I email the video to the substitute and leave her a laptop from our laptop cart (when we request for a sub, it gives us an option of contacting them via email), but you could also burn it on a DVD or have another teacher quickly show it for you. I made this video in iMovie, but if you don't have an iPhone or a Mac, you can use the app InShot. It's free and simple! So, here's the challenge! If the students follow the expectations, the sub can open up an envelope and get a clue out! As the day goes on, the substitute can keep opening up the envelopes. I have my clues spell out iPad, so I only needed 4 envelopes. I feel like in my classroom that was just enough. The last clue is unlocked at the very end of the day! You'll leave the envelopes hanging on the board so that your students can see them! I leave the substitute direction sheet on my desk with my sub plans so she can fully understand it as well. This freebie comes blank, in case you want to change it up each time you have a sub (different reward). Click here for this freebie!

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I wanted to make a little something for our relatives when they came to visit from the UK this summer. I wanted it to be handmade - useful - and still small enough to not create a problem when they traveled home (because they pack light - unlike me). (photo from eighteen25 blog) I remembered this idea for an emergency clutch and thought it would be perfect (you can read the full instructions here). What makes this so clever - is that they are made from an ordinary potholder - and zip lock bags. How simple is that? Here is how mine turned out. I started by going shopping to get the cutest potholders I could find. ...and I looked - and looked - and looked... Too kitcheny - wrong shape - only sold in a set I could not find a cute potholder anywhere to save my life. But I did find some really cute fabrics. I'll just whip up my own potholders. How hard could it be? It's just a quilted square! Think again - they are much harder to make that it looks - so don't look at my wonky corners and uneven quilted stitching. It's the thought that counts. I made a set in coral. And another set in Blue. And a third set in Orange and Green (that's my favorite). Each one has a different coordinating pattern on the inside. The zip lock bags are just zig zag stitched down the middle to create those great re-sealable pockets. I started out by adding a contrasting tape to cover the center seam. That step was quickly eliminated after just a few. In the end - they turned out great. We filled them with gum, mints, band-aids, moist towelettes, mini tooth brushes, and other travel aids. It really is a great idea - so if you come across some adorable pot holders - pick them up. They would be super easy to make with pre-purchased potholders. Not so easy if you do it the way I did. Story of my life.

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With all of the wildfires going on in California right now, Fire Prevention week and Fire Safety have really been on my mind a lot. This week in addition to all of our preschool activities, we talked a lot about how to stay safe if there were ever a fire in our house. Here were […]

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