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Fun Activities

 

 

Emergency preparedness is fun and smart! Have some fun living ready marine corps!

Try Chesty's fun activity sheets. You can complete them on your own or as a family. Share them with your family and friends!

Go on a treasure hunt for emergency supplies for your bug out bag and family kit.

Practice your plan, including calling your special contact, often. You can take turns being the emergency plan leader and see who remembers your family plan best.

Get creative. Invent a game you can play when there is no power.

 

 

Discover more kid friendly activities and materials

  • BAM! Body and Mind—Answer questions about disease and fitness. 

  • CDC Lightning Safety—Discover safety tips and activities to keep you and your family safe from lightning.

  • Disaster Hero—Play free simulated game show mini-games designed to teach children (grades 1 through 8), parents, and teachers/caregivers how to prepare for disasters.

  • National Fire Protection Association—Learn about fire safety and prevention with Sparky the Fire Dog. Find his secret code.

  • NOAA’S National Weather Service—Discover interesting things about hurricanes, winter storms, thunderstorms and other hazardous weather.

  • Ready Kids—Find step-by-step instructions on what kids and their families can do to prepare for all kinds of emergencies.

  • Sesame Street Here for Each Other—Gain knowledge to help family members after an emergency.

  • Severe Weather Preparedness Adventure!—Earn your Young Meteorologist Certificate through a severe weather preparedness adventure, developed in  partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Weather Service and the National Education Association, where you’ll encounter lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and winter storms – all while learning about severe weather science and safety. Resources for educators, parents and meteorologists to guide Young Meteorologists are also available.

  • United States Geological Survey—Find learning links and earthquake activities.

 


Set your own course through any hazard: stay informed, make a plan, build a kit. Live Ready Marine Corps.