Students
Students who need simple AED and CPR awareness without certification claims.
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First-minute helper quest
A short Rescue Quest path for recognizing an emergency, getting help, and moving with a calm team.
The 4 simple roles
A two-minute Rescue Quest guide for getting help moving quickly.
Learn the rolesClassroom first-minute roles
A fictional classroom activity where the group practices who calls, who gets an adult, and who guides responders.
Practice the scenarioQuest map
Six moves to practice
Each step is short, calm, and useful for helping the team.
- Spot the emergency
Spot when something is wrong and get an adult involved.
- Call 911
Call 911, say where you are, and stay on the line.
- Start CPR
Start CPR if trained, or follow instructions from 911 or a trained adult.
- Get the AED
Find the nearest AED, bring it back, open it, and follow the voice prompts.
- Guide responders
Meet responders, keep doors clear, and guide them to the person who needs help.
- Stay calm and keep the team moving
Use short words, make space, and listen for the next instruction.
Micro-quests
Choose a quick mission
Short challenges for practicing one action at a time.
Caller Quest
Call 911, say where you are, and stay on the line.
Quest win: Practice phrase: Please call 911 now and tell them exactly where we are.
CPR Helper Quest
Start CPR if trained, or follow instructions from 911 or a trained adult.
Quest win: Practice phrase: I can start compressions if I am trained or coached.
AED Runner Quest
Find the nearest AED, bring it back, open it, and follow the voice prompts.
Quest win: Practice phrase: I am going for the AED and coming right back.
Guide Quest
Meet responders, keep doors clear, and guide them to the person who needs help.
Quest win: Practice phrase: I will meet responders and bring them here.
Quick check
Practice questions
Answers stay simple and safe.
You think someone may need urgent help. What should happen first?
Safe answer: Call 911 or tell a nearby adult to call. Yes. Getting emergency help moving is the first priority.
What is the AED runner's job?
Safe answer: Bring the AED back quickly and follow the voice prompts. Correct. The AED is designed to guide helpers step by step.
Practice badges
Celebrate helpful moves
Calm Caller
Please call 911 now and tell them exactly where we are.
AED Runner
I am going for the AED and coming right back.
Responder Guide
I will meet responders and bring them here.
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Core action words
Rescue Quest is public awareness education. It does not certify students, staff, or participants and does not replace instructor-led CPR/AED training or local emergency procedures.
Public boundary
Rescue Quest stays public
Student pages use the validated public Rescue Quest content pack with general examples only. School-specific program details stay in authorized HeartTrak support.