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Presentation transcript:

Natural Hazards!

1. Make a list of all the natural hazards you hear in the 1st minute of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n73qtEojP_Y (4:26) ‘Big Idea 8: Natural Hazards Affect Humans’.

2. Pick the 7 Hazards you think are the most severe and organize them like the following: We’re all going to die! 1st degree danger 2nd degree danger

Discuss: why did you put them in this order? We’re all going to die! 1st degree danger 2nd degree danger Discuss: why did you put them in this order?

Can you think of a real life example of each of these Can you think of a real life example of each of these? You can do some research here We’re all going to die! 1st degree danger 2nd degree danger

Let’s finish the rest of the video and answer these questions: What are the two impacts of natural hazards? ii. Which hazards can humans contribute to? iii. Name two events that are sudden and two that are prolonged. iv. How can local events have global impacts? Give an example. v. How can humans reduce their risks from hazards?

Study this map, how many categories of events are on the map?