Yes. Enter your email and the sample downloads instantly, with a copy of the link emailed to you. It is a genuine slice of the paid pack, not a watermarked teaser: the kit sort, one full self-care chain, and the whole three-tier When to Get Help sort.

Does it teach students to perform first aid or give medicine?

No. It teaches recognizing what happened and knowing who to tell or call. It does not teach medical procedures or tell a student to give anyone medicine. A student with a known condition follows their own individual emergency plan.

Is the safety information accurate?

Yes. Every safety line in the pack was fact-checked twice, the second check independent, against the American Red Cross, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Mayo Clinic, the CDC and America's Poison Control.

What is in the full pack?

The paid pack adds self-care chains for bruises, burns and nosebleeds, a choking recognition card, a fill-in emergency card with the Poison Help line, check questions, vocabulary, an answer key, teacher notes, a data sheet, scoreable IEP goals, and both US Letter and A4 print files.

What format is it, and how is it delivered?

A print-ready US Letter PDF, single-sided. Delivery is instant: the download unlocks as soon as you enter your email, a copy of the link is emailed to you, and the file stays in your My Resources library.

Free First Aid Worksheets Sample for Teens cover, showing the kit sort and the When to Get Help sort

The three-tier When to Get Help sort: handle it, tell an adult, or call 911

The small-cut self-care chain in photo steps

Free Printable First Aid Worksheets Sample for Teens

A free, no-prep sample of the first aid pack: the first-aid-kit sort, the small-cut self-care chain with a photo per action step that starts with pressing to stop the bleeding, and the whole three-tier When to Get Help sort that teaches when to handle something and tell an adult, when to tell an adult right away, and when to get an adult and call 911. Enter your email and download it instantly.

Free

This free sample is the core judgment the pack teaches: what to handle, and when to get help. It has the first-aid-kit sort, so a student learns which items they use themselves and which an adult helps with; the small-cut self-care chain with a photo per action step, which starts with pressing to stop the bleeding before cleaning the cut; and the whole three-tier When to Get Help sort, teaching when to handle something and tell an adult, when to tell an adult right away, and when to get an adult and call 911. It teaches recognizing and getting help, never a medical procedure. Enter your email to download it.

What is included

The twelve-item first-aid-kit sort, use-it-yourself versus an-adult-helps
The small-cut self-care chain as it prints, with a photo per action step, starting with pressing to stop the bleeding
The whole three-tier When to Get Help sort: handle it and tell an adult, tell an adult right away, or get an adult and call 911
US Letter print-ready PDF, everything single-sided

Formats, license and delivery

Formats: Print-ready PDF, US Letter, single-sided. Color prints best; every page still reads in black and white.
License: Licensed for personal and single-classroom use by the purchaser. For another classroom or teacher, please add a license for each.
Delivery: The download unlocks the moment you enter your email, and the link is emailed to you. The sample also stays in your My Resources library, reachable anytime through a magic link sent to your email.
Questions: This sample is a free download. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Questions from teachers

Is this really free?: Yes. Enter your email and the sample downloads instantly, with a copy of the link emailed to you. It is a genuine slice of the paid pack, not a watermarked teaser: the kit sort, one full self-care chain, and the whole three-tier When to Get Help sort.
Does it teach students to perform first aid or give medicine?: No. It teaches recognizing what happened and knowing who to tell or call. It does not teach medical procedures or tell a student to give anyone medicine. A student with a known condition follows their own individual emergency plan.
Is the safety information accurate?: Yes. Every safety line in the pack was fact-checked twice, the second check independent, against the American Red Cross, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the Mayo Clinic, the CDC and America's Poison Control.
What is in the full pack?: The paid pack adds self-care chains for bruises, burns and nosebleeds, a choking recognition card, a fill-in emergency card with the Poison Help line, check questions, vocabulary, an answer key, teacher notes, a data sheet, scoreable IEP goals, and both US Letter and A4 print files.
What format is it, and how is it delivered?: A print-ready US Letter PDF, single-sided. Delivery is instant: the download unlocks as soon as you enter your email, a copy of the link is emailed to you, and the file stays in your My Resources library.

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First Aid Worksheets for Teens: What To Do and When to Get Help

Basic first aid for teens and young adults in special education, taught as recognizing what happened and knowing who to tell or call, never as a medical procedure. A first-aid-kit sort with 12 item cards separates what a student can use from what an adult helps with. Four self-care chains with a photo per action step cover a small cut (starting with pressing to stop the bleeding), a bump or bruise, a small burn and a nosebleed. The heart of the pack is a three-tier sort that teaches when to handle something and tell an adult, when to tell an adult right away, and when to get an adult and call 911, with the real thresholds for allergic reactions, burns, bleeding and head injuries. Plus a choking recognition card, a fill-in emergency card with the Poison Help line, 15 vocabulary words, teacher notes, a data sheet and three copy-paste IEP goals.

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