Hurry’s Hurricane Helpers

Free activities and resources to help children learn about hurricanes, feel prepared, and weather life’s storms together.

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Learn and Explore

Three drawings on paper with colored pencils around a circular background. One is a sun, one is a butterfly, and one is a mountain landscape.

Color and Create

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Imagine and Discover

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For Grown-Ups

Looking for more ways to prepare, learn, and help children feel safe during hurricane season?
These trusted organizations offer reliable information, family-friendly tools, and additional resources for children, caregivers, and educators.

❤️ Trusted Hurricane Resources

🌪️ Get Prepared

👧 Help Kids Learn

❤️ Help Children Cope

  • CDC: Helping Children Cope with a Disaster

  • CDC: Children & School Preparedness

💫 Developmental & Play-Based Resources

More trusted resources for supporting children's development, relationships, learning, and play.

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Profectum 

Profectum provides resources, trainings, and education on DIR/Floortime while focusing on how a developmental foundation can meet an individual's needs.

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 PLAY Project

The PLAY Project helps parents and caregivers learn techniques and activities so they can support their child’s social-emotional growth during everyday activities.

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ICDL

The Interdisciplinary Council on Development and Learning provides up-to-date resources and international conferences about DIR/Floortime.

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Positive Development

Positive Development provides a family-centered, play-based approach to autism care. It empowers children to thrive through safe connections.