What to do if there is an "Active Shooter" on Campus

This lesson plan focuses primarily on helping students understand how to be proactive in an "Active Shooter" situation, by remembering the steps of getting to safety. Also covered is "what to do if you hear another student talking about wanting to hurt or kill someone." Please note that all information was taken from credible sources:
Official website of the Department of Homeland Security
FEMA website-“Federal Emergency Management Agency”
Office of Public Safety for the Campus Community
printables, clip art, answer key, no prep needed

Covered in the lesson is:
What to do if you hear that someone at school has a gun or a weapon, "See something, hear something-say something."
Understanding that you may feel guilty or bad about telling on someone regarding their plan to hurt others. The importance of understanding that you could be saving lives by "saying something to an adult."
The signs of someone planning on hurting/killing someone or many students at school
Actual comments made by shooters on social media or in person before hurting/killing other students
What to do if you are home or at a friends house and they have a weapon
The steps to take to stay safe if there is an "active shooting" taking place-"where are the exits? Where do you hide? The last resort-fight, how to help someone who is injured, what to do when help arrives?"
Activity of "Name 3 warning signs that a student may be planning a shooting"
Writing prompt of "What do you think is the answer to stop gun violence at school?"
Write or draw your own slogan "Help stop guns at school."
3-2-1 Activity- 3 things I learned, 2 things I would like to know more about, 1 question I still have.

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