
In the wake of the tragic terrorist attack in Paris, homeland security issued valuable guidelines on how to respond during an attack. However, most advice was designed for adults — leaving a crucial gap in resources suitable for children.
This project aims to fill that gap with a simple, accessible, and reassuring guide that helps children understand what to do in the rare event of an active shooter incident.
Key Features-
Clear, Age-Appropriate Language
Easy-to-understand explanations ensure young readers can grasp essential safety concepts without confusion or fear. -
Engaging Illustrations
Bright, friendly visuals bring safety steps to life, making the material approachable and memorable. -
Practical, Actionable Steps
Using the widely recognised “Run, Hide, Tell” approach:- Run – Move quickly to a safe location away from danger.
- Hide – Find a secure place out of sight.
- Tell – Inform a trusted adult or authority as soon as it’s safe.
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Reassurance and Perspective
The guide emphasises that such events are extremely rare, helping children feel safe while still learning important skills.
Even for rare scenarios, basic safety awareness can build confidence, calmness, and resilience. By introducing these concepts gently, we equip children with the ability to respond sensibly under stress — without creating unnecessary fear.
Our GoalThis book bridges the gap between safety preparedness and the needs of young audiences. It’s about empowering, not alarming — giving students the tools to feel secure while fostering a culture of awareness and care.
Preparedness is protection — knowledge is confidence.
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