My local climate, known for its distinct seasons, is witnessing warmer summers, impacting public health and outdoor enjoyment, with children particularly vulnerable to heat-related illnesses. To mitigate heat risks in community playgrounds, I propose to install a "Temp Turtle" statue. The “Temp Turtle” statue is designed with advanced temperature-sensitive color-changing sensors. The integrated sensors will visually change the turtle to a red color to indicate dangerous temperatures, and to a blue color, signaling for hydration reminders, along with a voice alarm. The voice alarm sets off at intervals calculated by custom developed code and algorithms that analyze temperature data and control the sensor responses, ensuring that timely hydration reminders are issued according to the current weather conditions. The project begins with a feasibility study, expert collaboration, and community approval. After a pilot phase to perfect the system, we aim for a larger representation, supported by grants and partnerships. Engaging local stakeholders and raising awareness through community events are crucial first steps, emphasizing the innovative use of technology to protect children from heat-related risks in outdoor play areas. If successful, the "Temp Turtle" could expand beyond playgrounds to sports fields, campsites, and construction sites, offering widespread protection against heat dangers.