Let's Make a Plan

Disasters can happen anywhere, and everyone in the family can help prepare.

Whether you’re a kid, teen, parent, loved one, or someone who work with youth, Ready Kids has tools and information to help prepare for before, during and after disasters.

Kids - Play games, learn about disasters and get tips to prepare.

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Teens - Be a leader in your family and community’s preparedness.

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Families - Get the whole family involved in preparedness.

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Educators and Organizations - Find educational planning and recovery tools.

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Games - Play games to practice preparing for a disaster. Explore

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Prepare with Pedro - Join Pedro and his friends to learn how to prepare for disasters! Explore

Resource Collections

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Español (Spanish) - Recursos disponibles en español (Resources available in Spanish). Explore

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Youth Opportunities - Opportunities for youth to develop skills and be leaders. Explore

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For the Classroom - Lesson plans and classroom activities to help your students be ready. Explore

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Family Emergency Planning - Resources to help start your family emergency plan. Explore

Last Updated: 09/24/2026

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