Summer Safety Hero Slides Summer Safety
Heroes
Welcome to the Summer Safety Hero Academy!
What is a
Summer Safety Hero?
Heroes stay aware of their surroundings.
Heroes follow safety rules to protect friends.
Heroes take care of their own bodies.
Enrollment Starts Now!
The Splash Zone
Water Rules:
Never swim alone! Always have a grown-up watching you.
Sun Rules:
Slip on a shirt, Slop on sunscreen, and Slap on a hat!
☀️ 🧴 🛟
"Cool in the pool, safe in the sun!"
The Wheel Deal
1
Protect your brain! Wear a helmet every time.
2
Check your tires and brakes before you ride.
3
Ride on the right side and use your hand signals.
Helmet
Heads
Rule!
Keep It Cool
Campfire Safety
Stay 3 giant steps back from the fire. Never play with matches or lighters.
Stay Hydrated
The summer sun is hot! Drink water even when you don't feel thirsty.
Stop, Drop, and Roll — and always find a cool shady spot to rest!
Stay Connected
Check First!
Always ask your grown-up before going anywhere with anyone else.
Lost Strategy
If you get lost, stay put! Find a "Safe Stranger" like a mom with kids or a worker.
Safety in Numbers!
Always use the Buddy System.
Summer Safety Hero Art Academy
Art Station 1
Sun-Safe Plate Hats & Water Safety Coloring
Art Station 2
Life Vest Collages & Sunscreen Painting
Let's Create and Stay Safe! 🎨
Summer Safety Hero Guard Guide Summer Safety Hero
Guard Guide
Summer Safety SEL Lesson & Art Workshop
Grade Level
1st Grade
Time Allotment
60 - 90 Minutes
Subject
Health / SEL / Art
Learning Objectives
Identify three key safety rules for water and sun exposure.
Understand the importance of safety gear like helmets and life vests.
Identify a "Safe Stranger" and demonstrate the "Check First" rule.
Express safety concepts through creative art and hands-on experiments.
Slide-by-Slide Discussion Guide
Slide 1-2: Summer Safety Hero Academy Intro
Ask: "What does it mean to be a hero?" Emphasize that heroes help people stay safe. Today, we are training to be Summer Safety Heroes!
Slide 3: The Splash Zone
Ask: "Why should we never swim alone?" Talk about the "Buddy System." Teach the Slip (shirt), Slop (sunscreen), Slap (hat) mnemonic for sun safety.
Slide 4: The Wheel Deal
Activity: Have students mimic putting on a helmet and clicking the strap. Discuss how a helmet is like a "suit of armor" for our brains.
Slide 5: Keep It Cool
Ask: "How many giant steps should we stay away from a campfire?" (Answer: 3). Discuss how drinking water is like "fuel" for a hero's body in the heat.
Slide 6: Stay Connected
Roleplay: Ask a student, "If someone you don't know asks you to see a puppy, what do you do?" Correct answer: "Check with my grown-up first!"
Summer Safety Hero Quest Game
This game can be played in pairs or small groups as a summative assessment activity.
Setup:
Give each group one game board and cutout tokens. Provide a coin (Heads=1, Tails=2) or a single die.
Gameplay:
When a student lands on an icon, they must name one safety rule related to that icon (e.g., land on helmet = "Always buckle your helmet").
Summer Safety Hero Workshop Instructions
1. Paper Plate Hats
Cut center of plate for crown, tape to brim plate. Decorate! Discuss how the brim shades eyes.
2. Water Safety Colors
Color the lifeguard and Buddy System friends. Ask them to name one rule from the sheet.
3. Life Vest Collage
Use orange paper scraps to make the vest bright. Discuss visibility for safety.
4. Sunscreen Painting
Paint on dark paper with sunscreen. Leave in sun for 2 hours to see the protection fade effect.
Differentiation & Support
Scaffolded Support:
Use visual cue cards for non-readers. Provide pre-cut paper plate centers. Work in small groups for roleplay and the Hero Quest game.
Extension:
Have students write one sentence on their certificate about their favorite rule. Create a "Summer Safety Hero" poster.
Summer Water Safety Colors Splash Safe!
Summer Safety Hero Coloring Page
Name: ________________________
Date: _________________________
Color the Buoy Red!
Buddy System Friends!
Never Swim Alone!
Water Rules
Swim with a grown-up
Wear a life vest
Walk near the pool
Sun Rules
Wear my sun hat
Put on sunscreen
Drink lots of water
Summer Safe Collage Sheet Safety Gear
Life Vest & Helmet Collage Template
Name: ________________________
Date: _________________________
Summer Safety Hero Mission: Safety gear keeps us safe!
(1) Glue bright orange paper in the Life Vest.
(2) Design your Summer Safety Hero Helmet with cool colors.
1. Visible Life Vest
CLICK
CLICK
Glue Orange Paper Scraps Here
2. Hero Helmet
Buckle
Decorate Your Summer Safety Hero Helmet!
"Bright colors help you stay seen. Helmets help you stay safe!"
Summer Safety Hero Certificate Certificate of
Safety
Official Summer Safety Hero
This academy award is proudly presented to:
________________________
For successfully completing the Summer Safety Hero Academy and promising to follow all summer safety rules!
Academy Instructor
Date
Stay Safe • Have Fun • Be a Hero
Summer Safety Hero Game Summer Safety Hero Quest
Level Up Your Safety Skills!
1
Heads = 1 space.
Tails = 2 spaces.
2
Land on an icon?
Say the safety rule!
3
Reach the Academy
to win your badge!
1
Start
2
Hat Check
3
Buddy up
4
Helmet
8
Check First
7
Drink Up
6
Fire Safe
5
Lotion
9
Life Vest
10
Safe Bike
11
Wait Here
12
Safe Helper
16
Hot Day
15
Pool Side
14
Protect It
13
More Water
17
Step Back
18
Eyes Safe
19
Hero Heart
20
Hero Academy!
Cut out your hero tokens!
HERO 1
HERO 2
HERO 3
HERO 4
Summer Safety Champion Slides Summer Safety
Champions
3rd Grade Mastery Training
What is a Champion?
Decision Makers
Champions analyze risks before they act. They know the 'Why' behind every rule.
Problem Solvers
Champions know what to do in emergencies and how to help others stay calm.
It's all about
Smart Choices!
Sun & Water Intelligence
Unit 01
SPF Science
SPF stands for Sun Protection Factor . It measures UVB blockage. Champions reapply every 2 hours!
Hydration Hacks
Don't wait until you're thirsty. Drink water at every 'activity transition'.
Water Safety Warning
Reach or Throw, Don't Go: Don't jump in to save someone. Use a pole.
Rip Current Drill: Swim parallel to the shore.
Life Vest Check: Fits snug? Buckles clicked?
Wheels & Armor
Unit 02
Hand Signals
Left, Right, and STOP. Use them every time.
Helmet Fit Test
Two fingers above eyes. 'V' straps under ears.
Predict Behavior
Watch for car doors. Be seen with reflectors!
Don't Be a
Ghost Rider
Visible gear = Safe gear.
Thermal Tactics
Unit 03
Heat Exhaustion
Watch for these signs:
● Extreme sweating
● Dizziness or headache
● Nausea or vomiting
Action: Shade + Water sips!
Advanced Fire Rules
The 5-Foot Rule:
Stay 5 feet back from fires or grills.
Emergency Stop:
If clothes catch: Stop, Drop, and Roll.
Safety Operations
Unit 04
The Family Password
Create a secret code word with your family for safe pickups.
Situational Awareness
Know your address, emergency exits, and grown-up's phone number.
When to call 9-1-1?
Fires, car accidents, or medical emergencies only.
"Stay calm, speak clearly, stay on the line."
Champion Design Lab
Apply your knowledge to earn your badge!
Summer Safety Champion Guide Summer Safety
Champion Guide
3rd Grade Summer Safety Mastery
Complexity
Grade 3 (Intermediate)
Focus
Health / SEL / Science
Duration
90 - 120 Minutes
Instructional Philosophy
Shift from "following rules" to "managing risk." Empower students with scientific reasoning and strategic emergency thinking.
Discussion Framework
SPF Science (Slide 3)
"If SPF 30 blocks 97% of UVB rays, why do we still reapply?" (Sunscreen wears off from sweat/water).
Water Tactics (Slide 3)
"Why 'Reach or Throw, Don't Go'?" (Preventing double-drowning by keeping distance).
Summer Safety Hero Game (3rd Grade)
Gameplay:
Use the 1st Grade board game but add 'Critical Thinking Cards'. When landing on an icon, students must answer 'Why' the rule exists or describe a 'Safe Strangers' scenario.
Assessment:
Observe student roleplays during the game. Ensure they use terms like 'reapply', 'situational awareness', and 'check first'.
Champion Lab Protocols
1. SPF Scientist Lab
Paint on dark paper with sunscreen. Formulate hypotheses about UV blockage. Compare results after 2 hours.
2. Safety Infographic
Translate complex data into a visual poster. Require at least 2 icons and 3 distinct safety facts.
3. High-Vis Blueprint
Engineer gear with reflective strips and neon colors. Justify engineering choices in writing.
Differentiation:
Research Wet Bulb temperatures for sports. Use safety word banks for infographics.
Extension:
Create a Family Emergency Plan for the beach or park. Share plans with the class.
SPF Scientist Lab Report SPF Scientist Lab
Summer Safety Sun Experiment
Scientist: __________________________________
Date: ________________________
Hypothesis
If I paint a design with SPF 30 sunscreen on dark paper and place it in the sun, then...
because sunscreen blocks...
Design Area
Apply sunscreen design to dark paper and attach here after drying
Observations
Conclusion
CHAMPION SCIENCE: Reapplying sunscreen is critical because water and sweat can wash away the protective chemical shield, even if the SPF number is high!
Safety Infographic Designer Summer Safety
Infographic Designer
Communicate Like a Champion
Poster Checklist
☐ 3 Key Safety Rules
☐ 2 Clear Icons
☐ Emergency Action
☐ Bold Headline
Hero Game Card
Land on an icon in the game? Present this poster to your team to earn 2 bonus spaces!
Design Lab
Headline Design
Visual 1
Visual 2
Safety Facts / Emergency Steps
Champion: __________________________________
Project Date: ___________________
High Vis Gear Blueprint Summer Safety
Gear Engineering
Blueprint & Justification
Engineer: _____________________
Design Mission:
Collage your gear with neon colors (day) and silver foil (night). Justify your engineering choices like a Champion.
LV-3000 Blueprint
Technical Justification:
H-500 Blueprint
Engineering Feature:
Summer Safety Hero Training Protocol 3.0
Summer Safety Champion Certificate LVL 03
Summer Safety Champion
Advanced Mastery Certification
This professional accreditation is granted to:
________________________
For successfully demonstrating proficiency in sun science, water rescue protocols, road safety engineering, and situational awareness.
Instructor Signature
Date of Certification
Awareness • Action • Summer Safety • Excellence
Summer Safety Strategist Slides Summer Safety Strategists
Level 5: Tactical Risk Management
Operational Briefing
01
Analyze environmental risks including heat indices and UV radiation levels.
02
Evaluate water safety dynamics: current speed, depth profiles, and rescue protocols.
03
Design and deploy comprehensive safety systems for varied environments.
Leadership Goal
Move from "being safe" to "ensuring safety" for yourself and your team.
Heat Dynamics
Hyperthermia Risks
• Heat Exhaustion: Heavy sweating, rapid pulse, dizziness.
• Heat Stroke: Core temp >104°F, confusion, dry skin. EMERGENCY.
• Humidity Factor: High humidity prevents evaporative cooling (sweat doesn't dry).
Hydration Strategy
• Pre-hydration: Drink 16oz 2 hours before activity.
• Electrolyte Balance: Replace salt lost in sweat for high-intensity work.
• The "Rule of Color": Pale yellow hydration indicator.
Aquatic Intelligence
Rip Current Identification
Look for: Channel of churning water, difference in water color, break in incoming wave pattern.
Escape Strategy
Swim parallel to the shore until out of the current, then swim at an angle toward the beach. NEVER swim against the current.
Reach, Throw, Row, Go?
"Reach or throw, don't go."
Protocol for 5th Grade Responders
Scenario Analysis
"A group of younger students is planning a lake trip. The forecast is 95°F with 80% humidity. The lake has no lifeguard today."
Risk Level
CRITICAL
Primary Threat
Heat Stroke + Unmonitored Water
Tactical Move
Postpone or Move to Guarded Pool
Essential Inventory
UV-C Protection
UPF 50+ Gear
Comms Device
Whistle / Phone
Site Map
Exit / Entry Points
Med-Kit
Trauma Supplies
Strategists are prepared for the 1% chance things go wrong.
Certified Strategist
Your mission is now active. Carry the blueprint, protect the team, and master the summer environment.
Tactical Gear Prototype Project Tactical Gear
Prototype
Project Code: ART-STRAT-05
Level 5 Security
NAME: ____________________
DATE: ____________________
Mission Briefing
Engineer a piece of Tactical Safety Gear that solves a specific environmental challenge (heat, UV, or water). Your design must be functional, high-visibility, and innovative.
Blueprint Sketch
Prototype Canvas
Draw your gear prototype here. Label technical features (sensors, cooling, flotation).
Equipment Name
Primary Safety Function
High-Vis Color Palette
Key Materials Used
Tactical Justification
Explain how this gear multiplier improves safety in the field for you and your team.
Summer Safety Academy // Protocol 5.4
STRATEGIST_ART_PRJ_05
Summer Safety Strategist Guide G5-SM
Summer Safety Strategist Guide
Level 5 Tactical Facilitation Manual
Mission Overview
This lesson shifts 5th graders to active Strategic Risk Management . Students analyze thermodynamics and aquatic dynamics to design safety systems and lead peers.
Key Learning Objectives
Analyze physiological signs of hyperthermia.
Master "Reach, Throw, Row" water rescue protocols.
Conduct multi-variable environmental risk assessments.
Execute tactical maneuvers for emergency response.
Logistics
Pacing 90 - 105 Minutes
Groups Teams of 3
Materials
• Slide Deck (G5-SM)
• Tactical Maneuver Cards
• Art: Prototype Project Sheets
• Neon Markers & Textures
Facilitation Roadmap
01
Strategist Mindset (S1-2)
Define leadership as anticipation. Leadership vs. Compliance.
02
Technical Mastery (S3-4)
Heat: Humidity risks. Water: Reach, Throw, Row protocols.
03
Scenario Pivot (S5-6)
Simulate emergencies. Challenge teams to adapt as variables shift.
OPERATION: STRATEGIC RESPONSE
Phase 1: Field Log
Evaluation & Assessment
Execution: Teams identify 3 primary risks in a "Danger Zone". Rank them by likelihood and severity.
Phase 2: Blueprint
Systems Infrastructure
Mapping: Illustrate safety hubs (shade, hydration, 911 access points).
Protocol: Design a Rapid Response Chain for emergencies.
Movement Drill: Tactical Maneuvers
Kinetic Skill Reinforcement
The Game: Use the Tactical Maneuver Cards. A lead strategist reads the scenario, and the team must physically perform the response.
Focus: Speed, accuracy, and "Condition Awareness."
Phase 3: Gear Prototype
Innovation Project
Challenge: Design a prototype that solves a specific gap identified in Phase 1.
Specs: Label 3 "Tactical Enhancements" (UV sensors, cooling fibers, GPS).
Project Tips
Step-by-Step
Problem isolation -> Strategic Shape -> High-Vis logic -> Labeling -> Tactical Justification.
Tactical Maneuver Cards Tactical Maneuver Cards
Operational Drill: G5-MVMT
Drill Instructions
Cut along the dashed lines . The "Tactical Lead" reads a scenario; the "Response Team" performs the maneuver.
AQUATIC
Rip Current Trap
Scenario: You are being pulled away from shore by a strong current.
MANEUVER: Side-stroke motions while walking horizontally across the room.
THERMAL
Heat Redline
Scenario: A teammate is dizzy and their skin is red/hot.
MANEUVER: Guide them to "The Shade" and perform cooling fan motions.
AQUATIC
Rescue Protocol
Scenario: Friend struggling in water. You have a pool noodle.
MANEUVER: Reach out and perform "Throw and Pull." Do NOT jump in.
ENVIRONMENT
Lightning Bolt
Scenario: Thunder rolls. Flash-to-bang is under 30 seconds.
MANEUVER: Squat low on balls of feet, tuck head, cover ears.
LOGISTICS
Hydration Check
Scenario: Group hiking 2 hours. Urine is dark yellow.
MANEUVER: Mimic drinking, then signal a mandatory rest break.
TRANSIT
Danger Crossing
Scenario: Approaching busy street with no stop sign for cars.
MANEUVER: Signal STOP, look Left-Right-Left with body pivots.
Protocol G5-MVMT // Strategic Academy Deployment
Risk Analysis Field Log Risk Analysis Field Log
Dept. of Summer Safety Operations // Grade 5
Lead Strategist Name
Operational Date
Environment Assignment
Select the environment your team is analyzing today:
Coastal/Beach
Trail/Forest
Public Pool
Skate/Bike Park
Tactical Risk Identification
Risk 01: Identification & Description
Probability (1-5)
Severity (1-5)
Risk 02: Identification & Description
Probability (1-5)
Severity (1-5)
Risk 03: Identification & Description
Probability (1-5)
Severity (1-5)
Strategic Matrix
Probability
Severity
High Risk
CRITICAL
Low Risk
High Impact
Primary Tactical Objective
Based on your matrix, what is the #1 threat to team safety and how do you neutralize it?
ID: STRAT-LOG-05 // CONFIDENTIAL // ONE-PAGE BRIEF
Emergency Response Blueprint Emergency Response Blueprint
Safety System Architecture // Project Code: G5-BLUEPRINT
Scale: 1:1 Safety Revision: 5.1
Lead Architect Name
Tactical Team ID
01. Environmental Layout
Sketch your environment below. Map out entry/exit points, water sources, and shade zones.
02. Safety Assets
List and mark (A, B, C) on your map.
A
B
C
03. Chain of Command
Assign tactical roles for your team.
Communications Lead
First Aid Monitor
Perimeter Safety
04. Tactical Response Script
Define the exact sequence of actions for a critical emergency:
Official Strategist Blueprint // G5
ONE-PAGE LAYOUT // REF: STRAT-BP-05
Summer Safety Strategist Certificate Certificate of Strategic Mastery
Summer Safety Strategist Ops // Grade 5
This credential is hereby awarded to
Authorized Strategist Name
For demonstrating exceptional proficiency in environmental risk assessment, aquatic current analysis, and tactical emergency response planning.
Operational Commander
Official Seal
Field Examiner
Level 5 CERTIFIED
Summer Safety Champion Slides Summer Safety
Champions
Grade 3 Mastery Training
What is a Champion?
Decision Makers
Champions analyze risks before they act. They know the "Why" behind every safety rule.
Problem Solvers
Champions know what to do in emergencies and how to keep a level head to help others.
Smart Choices
Save Lives!
Sun Intelligence
Unit 01
SPF Shield
SPF is a chemical barrier. Champions reapply every 2 hours because sweat and water physically wash the shield away.
Hydration
Don't wait to be thirsty! Thirst is a warning signal that your body fuel is already too low.
Science Lab Preview:
We'll test chemical UV protection with fading dark paper today!
Gear Engineering
Unit 02
Hand Signals
Left, Right, and STOP.
Use them to communicate.
The 2-V-1 Fit
2 fingers at eyes, V under ears, 1 at chin strap.
Don't Be a
Ghost Rider
Reflective gear turns you into a visible Champion!
Thermal Tactics
Unit 03
Heat Exhaustion
Extreme sweating
Dizziness or Headache
Nausea
Action: Shade + Water!
The 5-Foot Rule
Stay 5 big steps back from any active fire or grill.
Emergency Stop
If clothes catch: Don't run.
Stop, Drop, and Roll.
Champion Trivia Game
Question 1
True or False: A higher SPF means you don't have to reapply as often.
Question 2
When should you call 9-1-1?
(A) Lost Dog (B) Car Accident (C) Bad Grade
Question 3
What is the "V" in the 2-V-1 helmet fit test?
Question 4
Why is it safer to "Reach or Throw" than to jump in?
Champion Design Lab
SPF Lab
Prove the UV shield works.
Infographic
Communicate complex risk.
Blueprint
Engineer a visible solution.
Mastery Level Unlocked 🔓
Summer Safety Champion Guide Summer Safety
Champion Guide
Grade 3 Professional Facilitation
Complexity
Grade 3 (Intermediate)
Focus
Health / Science / SEL
Duration
90 - 120 Minutes
Instructional Philosophy
Empower students with Risk Management skills. Instead of rote rules, students explore the scientific "why" (UV protection chemistry, thermal regulation) and practice autonomous emergency decision-making.
Discussion Framework
Sun Science (Slide 3)
"If SPF 30 blocks 97% of UVB rays, why do we still reapply?"
Answer: Friction from movement, sweat, and water physically remove the chemical barrier from the skin.
Water Tactics (Slide 3)
"Why is 'Reach or Throw, Don't Go' the standard?"
**Answer:**Panicked swimmers can accidentally pull a rescuer under. Rescue distance protects both parties.
Champion Quest Board Game
Board & Tokens:
Use the Champion Quest Board provided in this lesson pack. Students play in pairs with a coin (Heads=1, Tails=2).
Mastery Rules:
Landing on an icon requires a scientific fact or emergency action . Landing on Decision requires a scenario card check.
Champion Design Lab Protocols
1
SPF Scientist Lab
Students formulate a scientific hypothesis about UV barriers. They 'paint' with real sunscreen on dark paper and analyze protection vs. fading after sunlight exposure.
2
Safety Infographic Designer
3rd graders act as technical designers. They must synthesize lesson data into a high-contrast visual guide: Headline, 3 Facts, 2 Icons, and an Emergency Box.
3
Gear Blueprint Collage
Engineering-style gear design. Students must justify their technical choices (e.g., "Neon orange for daytime water contrast and silver for night visibility").
Differentiation:
Provide safety word banks for infographics. Pair emerging readers with advanced learners for the SPF scientific report writing.
Extension:
Establish a school-wide 'Summer Safety PSA' campaign using student infographics to train other grades.
SPF Scientist Lab Report SPF Scientist Lab
Lead Researcher Field Report
Scientist: __________________________________
Date: ________________________
Hypothesis Formulation
"If I paint a design with SPF 30 sunscreen on dark paper and place it in direct sunlight for 2 hours, then..."
"because real sunscreen acts as a chemical barrier that stops..."
Lab Canvas
Attach Faded Paper Specimen Here
Observations
Conclusion
Champion Mini-Game
Unscramble the secret to sun safety: E - P - L - Y - P - R - A
REAPPLY
Protected!
Champion Science: Even waterproof sunscreen wears off from friction and sweat. Reapply every 2 hours to maintain your chemical shield!
Safety Infographic Designer Summer Safety
Infographic Designer
Communicate Like a Professional
Design Brief 3.0:
"Synthesize safety data into a high-contrast visual guide. Use simple icons and bold text to explain complex risks instantly to your peers."
Requirements
Bold Headline
3 Critical Facts
2 Action Icons
Emergency Box
Drafting & Inspo:
Waves
Wheels
Heat
Action
STUDIO
Main Project Headline
Visual Concept 1
Visual Concept 2
Rule Log & Emergency Protocol
Design Lead: __________________________________
Certification Date: ___________________
High Vis Gear Blueprint Summer Safety
Gear Engineering
Blueprint & Justification Log
Lead Engineer: _________________________
Design Lab 3.0 Protocol:
Engineers design for Function and Visibility . Use neon scraps for day awareness and silver foil for night reflection. Justify your technical choices below.
Model: LV-3000
Technical Justification:
Model: H-500
Engineering Feature:
Hero Game Logic
Champion Gear Scavenger Hunt:
Circle the 3 critical features in the blueprints above to unlock your badge:
1. STRAP (Chin Safety) • 2. VENT (Airflow) • 3. FOIL (Visibility)
Summer Safety Champion Certificate LEVEL 03
Summer Safety Champion
This award is proudly presented to:
CHAMPION NAME
For mastering sun science, water safety, bike awareness, and situational intelligence.
Instructor Signature
Date of Award
Awareness • Action • Summer Safety • Excellence
Summer Safety Champion Game Summer Safety
Champion Quest
Professional Mastery Edition
Heads: Move 1
Tails: Move 2
Land on Icon?
State 1 Science Fact
Land on "Decision"?
Pull a Training Card
01
Start
02
UV Index
03
Rip Current
04
SPF Shield
05
Decision
10
Helper
09
Thermal
08
Decision
07
Signal
06
Armor Fit
11
Reach/Throw
12
Dispatch
13
Decision
14
Meet Spot
15
Password
20
Finish
19
Scan Area
18
Self-Care
17
Decision
16
5-Foot Rule
Champion Tokens Unit:
C1
C2
C3
C4
Champion Decision Cards
TRAINING UNIT A
You lose sight of your grown-up in a crowded park. What is your "Stay Put" strategy and who qualifies as a "Safe Stranger"?
TRAINING UNIT B
A friend wants to bike down a steep hill without their helmet "just this once." How do you explain the Risk Profile to them?
TRAINING UNIT C
It is a heat wave. Your team wants to keep playing, but everyone is red and stop sweating. What are the signs of Heat Stroke ?
TRAINING UNIT D
Someone asks you to help them find a "lost puppy" in their car. They say your family sent them. How do you use the Password Protocol ?
TRAINING UNIT E
A friend falls in a lake and is struggling. You see a long branch and a life ring. Why do you Reach or Throw, Don't Go ?
Mastery Unlocked
Earn +2 Bonus Spaces!
Champion Instruction Log:
Cut these cards out. When a player lands on a Decision space, the opponent reads a scenario. A successful tactical response allows the player to move +1 space.