Tornado Safety

Tips from Mrs. Cash’s 1st grade to keep you safe

before, during and after a tornado

How to prepare for the Tornado

Make a communication plan with your family so everyone knows who to call or text.

How to prepare for the Tornado

Listen or watch the news

How to prepare for the Tornado

Have emergency kit put together including flashlight, first aid kit, food and water.

How to prepare for the Tornado

Look for danger signs like dark, greenish sky large hail large, dark, low-lying cloud loud roar, like a freight train

How to stay safe during the tornado if you are inside.

Go to the basement, cellar, or room in the middle of your house.

Stay away from windows and doors. Protect your head with your arms or

a blanket.Get to the Basement

How to stay safe during the tornado if you are outside.

Stay or get into a car or truck. Make sure you buckle your seat belt.

If no car or truck is not available then find a ditch to lay flat in or under a highway overpass.

What to do after the tornado is over

Make sure you have on shoes or boots.

Do not touch and power lines that are down.

Text family and friends to let them know you are OK.

We hope that you learned how to stay safe in a tornado.

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