The No Mark Needed Starter Checklist
A calm, printable first step for your household. Start with 72 hours, then build toward two weeks, one shelf and one skill at a time.
Eight sections. One kitchen-table afternoon.
Plain guidance drawn from public emergency-preparedness sources like Ready.gov, organized the way a family actually works through it.
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Three things you can do this week
1. Store water
At least one gallon per person per day, for drinking and sanitation. Start with three days’ worth in clean, food-grade containers.
2. Write the plan
Pick a meeting place, an out-of-area contact and two ways out of your neighborhood. Put it on paper and walk your kids through it.
3. Check first aid
Open the kit. Replace what’s expired, add a week of any daily medicines if you can, and make sure everyone knows where it lives.
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