Answer once. Print whenever something changes.
Fill in the lines of your one-page plan, in the order of Worksheet 14 (Chapter 12). Your answers save as you type. A few words per line are enough, the way you would write a note for the refrigerator.
1 · Who we are
Who lives in your home, people and animals?
One row each, from Worksheet 1. Children get a label only (“Child 1”): write their names by hand on the printout. In “Needs,” write only what matters on the day you leave.
2 · Our hazards and zone
Which hazards did you mark “Y” on Worksheet 3?
3 · Get ready when
Which signal starts the get-ready jobs?
From the “Get ready when…” column of Worksheet 4: the signal, then the jobs that matter most.
4 · Switch Point 1 — we leave by car when
Which signal sends you, and where to?
Name the alert exactly, the number of the level, the letter of the zone. If someone needs an earlier switch point (Worksheet 11), add a row for it.
5 · Switch Point 2 — we leave the car and go on foot when
What would make you leave the car?
6 · Our home limits
When does staying stop working?
From Worksheet 5, in the fewest words that still make sense. Write “none” where a line doesn’t apply.
7 · Destinations and routes
Which two hosts said yes, and how do you get there?
8 · Meeting points and contact
Where do you meet, and who do you all call?
9 · Who does what
Who does which job when you leave?
A name, then the jobs. Give the children their jobs too.
10 · Go-bags and medicines are kept
Where exactly are the bags and the medicine pouches?
11 · Agreed by, date and next review
Who agreed, and when is the next review?
Every adult who helped write the plan signs the printout by hand too.
Where the copies go
How many copies for each place? Each copy prints with the name of its place at the top.
Wallet cards
Contacts, meeting points and destinations on cards to cut out, several to a sheet.