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Learn and practice phone safety with this unique app. It might be free but its also packed with lessons, activities, and a fully functioning phone simulator. Dial 0, 411, 911 and more with realistic audio dialog. Traditional and mobile phone styles to use. Add your own custom numbers and optional audio dialog.
This collection of 911 resources has been produced by both the National 911 Education Coalition and 911 organizations across the country. Please download and share them with your peers to help spread awareness of appropriate uses of 911.
As in the basic 9-1-1 instruction, we emphasize that children should be cautioned NOT TO PLAY WITH THE PHONE, practice dialing or make prank calls to 9-1-1. This is especially true with wireless phones for the following reasons:
Teach young children how and when to dial 9-1-1 from a cell phone. Train them to press 9-1-1 and the “send” button only in an emergency. Even cell phones without active service can dial 9-1-1. Take batteries out of cell phones before recycling them or giving them to a child to play with.
"9-1-1 for Kids is the foundation for all disaster and emergency preparedness and response training. Just like recycling, successful public education programs often take root in schools with students effectively carrying critical information home to family members, neighbors, friends and new acquaintances.
Download three different "Call if you can, text if you can't" campaign logos in a variety of formats for your use in educating the public on how and when to use text-to-9-1-1. Making 9-1-1 Work for YOU!
When to Call 911. Teach kids that a 911 emergency is when someone needs help right away because of an injury or an immediate danger. For example, they should call 911 if: there's a fire; someone is unconscious after an accident, drinking too much, or an overdose of pills or drugs; someone has trouble breathing, like during an asthma flare-up or ...
