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I am only here Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Should I be leaving my door locked when I'm not here so that in case of emergency it is already locked?

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Social story for Fire Drills

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Fire Drill Rules Social Story (with Visuals for ELLs)

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Fire Drill Rules Social Story (with Visuals for ELLs)

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Fire Drill Story book. for Spanish I turn the sound off and translate it.

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A Fire Drill with Mr. Dill by Susan Blackaby read aloud by Elizabeth Jamo

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Fire drill video

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orayaIf I have a child/children who do I contact outside to inform?

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Ot room/kitchenette needs "go bucket"

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One idea I was presented with a while ago was to teach the children to "link up" meaning hold hands and walk to the exit quickly. It is a code word that has helped keep children organized and together during an emergency. You just have to model the procedure for them and practice with them when and how to use it. You would use that term, "link up" and the children would hold hands and practice walking out in an emergency.

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linea,cero voces.

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Auditory Tool