📞 Call 911 if:
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Someone is hurt badly
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Someone is very sick and not waking up
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There is a fire
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Someone is in danger
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You are scared and no adult is around
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If someone needs help right away, call 911.
💡 Calling 911 is never “getting in trouble” — it’s getting help.
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👀 What Is an Emergency?
An emergency is when:
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Someone could get hurt worse if help doesn’t come fast
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Someone can’t talk, breathe, or wake up
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There is danger right now
🚨 Emergencies can’t wait.
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🧑🦱 When Should I Get an Adult Instead?
Get a trusted adult if:
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You have a small cut or scrape
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You feel sick but can still talk
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Something breaks or spills
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You don’t know what to do, but no one is hurt
Adults like parents, teachers, and school staff can help decide what to do next.
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🤔 Not Sure What to Do?
That’s okay!
Ask yourself:
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Is someone hurt or in danger right now?
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Is there a grown-up nearby who can help?
If you’re ever unsure and no adult is around, it’s okay to call 911.
