Wildfires and Air Quality 

Preparing for Wildfires  

Maggie and Abby learn about and prepare for wildfire season.

Wildfires: Color & Learn

An activity book that explores strategies to prevent, prepare for, and protect from wildfire—for children and grown-ups alike.

Teaching Wildfire Safety

Learn some simple age-appropriate answers to questions children might have about wildfire.

Wildfire Safety: Prevent, Prepare, Protect

A webinar with wildfire expert Teresa Neal from the U.S. Fire Administration about involving children in wildfire preparedness.

Responding to Poor Air Quality  

Maggie and Abby plan an indoor adventure!

Ideas for Poor Air Quality Days  

An article with tips on how to prepare for poor air quality days. 

Grover Learns How to Stay Safe in a Blackout   

Grover (and his handy friend Flashlight!) talk about how to prepare for a blackout.

Let’s Get Ready: Power Safety

Keep the whole family safe around electricity. 

Emergency Preparedness Basics  

Elmo and Louie take some time to get prepared as a family.

Five Things a Family Emergency Plan Should Have

Consider five ways to prepare for the unexpected.

Make a Family Emergency Plan

From disaster preparedness checklists to weather disaster basics for kids, you can help your family be prepared for any emergency.

Let’s Pack an Emergency Kit

Families that prepare together, stay safe together!

I Know Our Address & Phone Number

Help kids practice saying their address and phone number.

Emergency Preparation for Childcare Providers

Prepare for emergencies in a childcare setting.

Safe & Together

When families have to leave home in order to stay safe, it helps to remember that home is where the love is.

Crayon Power

Coloring together can soothe both children and grown-ups.

Here for Each Other: Wildfires

Support children during and after wildfires.

Here For Each Other

You can use children’s questions as a springboard for conversation and comfort.

Creating Feelings of Strength and Confidence

A focused movement activity that builds confidence and a sense of groundedness.

Self-Care: During & After a Crisis

When we care for ourselves, we’re better able comfort and protect children.

Let’s Play: A Children’s Activity Book

Movement games, drawing activities and, a storybook for children in crisis.

What to Do in a Fire for Children | Notice… Get Low… and Go! 

A printable poster with a 3-step strategy to help the whole family practice fire safety. 

Here for Each Other: House Fires

Comforting children after a house fire.

Talk About It: For Children Experiencing Homelessness

Honest, age-appropriate ways to respond to children’s difficult questions.

We Got This! Storybook

Show children some simple ways to feel safer and more secure.

Dot to Dot

Meet Lily, a sweet, hopeful seven-year-old Muppet in housing transition.