A Flashlight

Flashlights help you see when the power goes out or when it’s dark outside.

Granola bars or fruit snacks - Pack food that lasts a long time and doesn’t need a refrigerator.

Bottled Water - You need clean water to drink and stay healthy during an emergency.

Use a paper map - Maps help when phones or GPS don’t work.

Extra clothes or a warm blanket - Warm clothes and blankets keep you cozy if you get cold or wet.

A first aid kit - A first aid kit helps fix small cuts or burns.

A phone charger - A phone charger helps you stay in touch with your family or friends.

A toy or blanket - Pets feel better with something familiar, like a favorite toy or blanket.

A radio - A radio helps you hear important news when other things don’t work.

Twice a year - Check your go-kit twice a year to replace old food or batteries.

His emergency preparedness list - An emergency preparedness list helps everyone know what to pack and where to go if something unexpected happens.