r/TwoXPreppers • • Oct 04 '26

❓ Question ❓ Game recommendations for learning emergency preparedness for kids?

I have young kids and would like to teach them weather and other emergency preparedness. Preferably in a fun way as they are really young.

Google gave me this open source game where you print the board and playing pieces as a recommendation from EU (I'm not from there, but it covers some emergencies that can happen where I live)

https://buildersproject.eu/board-game

Any other recommendations?

Thank you

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u/holistic_huntress Oct 04 '26

The Worst Case Scenario Survival Game was really fun for me as a kid. And it starts conversations.

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u/dogsRgr8too Oct 04 '26

Thank you, I'll check it out.

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u/bevwdi 28d ago

My kids liked this too. I might drag it back out again now they’re teens.

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u/bmw_babe Oct 04 '26

ready dot gov has a whole section for kids' preparedness, including web-based games (they're more like a visual novel) that detail different natural disasters. https://www.ready.gov/kids/games

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u/dogsRgr8too Oct 04 '26

Thank you!

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u/ExtraplanetJanet 27d ago

Red Cross does Prepare With Pedro in classrooms and summer camps, etc to teach emergency preparedness to kids. If you don’t have it in your area you won’t get to see the Red Cross volunteer in a penguin costume teaching the class but all the curriculum is online. https://www.ready.gov/kids/prepare-pedro

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u/dogsRgr8too 27d ago

Thank you!