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Walk the exits
With an adult, visit each room and point to two safe ways out, if available.
A plan is a gift of safety
Make a plan. Practice together.
Ask a grown-up to help. Every home is different, so talk about your real exits, choose a safe meeting spot outside, and practice at least twice a year.
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Practice before an emergency
Three family activities to try together
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Go to the meeting spot
Everyone follows a safe route and meets at the same place outside.
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Practice twice a year
Use the smoke alarm test button during a planned household drill and rehearse leaving promptly.
FIRE SAFETY COMMUNITYFamily Fire Escape Worksheet
Our family has a plan!
Practice together. Get outside. Stay outside. Call 911 from a safe place in the U.S.
Our safe outdoor meeting spot:
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One way out:
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Our other way out:
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Who will help people who need it?
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Draw your home below. Mark rooms, doors, windows, smoke alarms, two ways out of each room, and your outside meeting place.
☐ We know two ways out. ☐ Our exits are clear. ☐ Our alarms work.
☐ We know our meeting spot. ☐ We practiced together.
Practice date: __________________ Next practice date: __________________