Develop an IELP
Learn more and develop an Individual Emergency Lockdown & Evacuation Plan. Read more on this from The Friendship Circle here.
Social Narrative
Carolyn Kisloski developed one version for younger children and a second for older children. You can download the stories here.
ALICE Drill
Check out this PowerPoint story about ALICE drills by Noblesville schools. You can download it here.
Single Page Narrative
This one-page social narrative on lockdown drills is from the Indiana Resource Center on Autism. You can download it here.
Preparing for Lockdown Drills
LlamaLoveKindergarten created this helpful T-chart to use when teaching about lockdown drills. You can get it here.
Using Social Stories to Introduce Concepts and Emergency Preparedness Drills to Children
The Insitute for Childhood Preparedness and Autism Little Learners collaborated to create these resources on using social narratives to prepare children for emergencies.
Post-Lockdown Reflection
Here is a helpful packet of worksheets to be used following a lockdown drill. You can download it here.
Lockdown Schedule
Kristie Lofland created this lockdown schedule & shared it on LessonPix Sharing Center. You can download it here.
Teacher's Guide
The Friendship Circle developed this guide for teachers of students with disabilities.
Preparing for a Lockdown
In addition to a helpful story, this resource includes a parent note to explain Code Red. You can get it from Autism Educators here.
For Families
Create a personalized "In Case of Emergency" (ICE) Contact Card from Save the Children here.
Evacuation Plan
The ED Queen developed a checklist for emergency evacuations. You can see that here.
Active Intruder Drills
Skye Beckley developed this social narrative about Active Intruders.
Reward Tags for School Drills
Take a look at these tags for rewarding participation in school safety drills by A for Education