prepare phase Prepare for a disaster like this, I’d recommend that you’d find a sturdy wooden table, a wooden desk, or, if you cant find anything, stand.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Science Safety Quiz Review
Advertisements

Earthquake Safety Turkey, 1992 Magnitude 6.9. Earthquake facts Each year 12, ,000 earthquakes are reported; that's an average of 35 earthquakes.
What to Do During an Earthquake Stay as safe as possible during an earthquake. Be aware that some earthquakes are actually foreshocks and a larger earthquake.
Welcome to the Computer Lab
Lesson 4 You’re driving home when a sudden thunderstorm strikes and visibility is drastically reduced. Situations like this can occur without warning.
Earthquakes are unpredictable and may happen where you live, work, or travel. Most injuries in earthquakes are from falling or flying objects. Today we.
What a disaster! How bad can it really be?. This is not a disaster!
 Steps To Printing By Simon Chute. Step 1: Get Supplies  You will need:  Styrofoam sheet, Dull pencil, Tracing Paper, Different coloured ink (not paint),
Earthquake Boom! Crash! A earthquake just happen! If you live in a cities that has earthquakes you should know how to be prepared for an earthquake.
Getting Prepared at Home and Work JoAnn Jordan Emergency Preparedness Education Coordinator City of Seattle Emergency Management.
VOCABULARY AWAY WE GROW Bit By Bit. slowly Meaning: to take a long time for something to happen Action: squat down and grow up slowly.
Natural disasters 8A Unit 6 Checkout & Project (A) by Bao Feng Wuxi Big Bridge Experimental High School.
Construction Safety Part 3: Disaster & Evacuation.
SIMON TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY  FIRE  EARTHQUAKE  TAKE COVER  LOCK DOWN/ SHELTER-IN-PLACE.
Third Grade Sight Words. body 343 music 344 color 344.
Drill Press Instructions and Safety.. Safety Glasses Safety Glasses MUST be worn in the wood shop at ALL TIMES.
THIS IS AN EARTHQUAKE… PROTECT YOURSELF!!! /broadcast/universal/ShakeOutDrillBr oadcastSoundEffects.mp3.
How to Conduct an Earthquake Drill ?
The Great Central U.S. ShakeOut Your Name Here Your Organization.
UNION MIDDLE SCHOOL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES. WHY DO WE TALK ABOUT EMERGENCY PROCEDURES? You need to know that we do everything we can to make sure that school.
IDHS: Leadership for a Safe and Secure Indiana INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY 2011 Great Central U.S. ShakeOut Joe Wainscott, Executive Director.
Earthquake Safety.  Stay outside  Stay away from trees, buildings, lights, and power lines  Crouch down and cover your head.
Earthquakes are unpredictable and may happen where you live, work, or travel. Most injuries in earthquakes are from falling or flying objects. Today we.
SAFETY Life Science Mr. P. What is it?  Protecting yourself from injury or death  Using common sense to deal with a situation  Preventing something.
You will learn: a. why your own safety must come first b.to recognise possible dangers at an accident scene c.what to say and do if you make an emergency.
Trash your Trash! Caroline Chelton.
E MERGENCY P ROCEDURES IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY: Call 911 and then alert NAMM show staff of the nature and location of the emergency. You may also.
Thursday, October 20, :20 a.m. Be prepared because this is earthquake country!
For Students, Teachers and Administrators. Student Safety Shared Vocabulary and Expectations For First Responders For Students For Staff.
Car Accident Move away from traffic. Call for medical and police help.
Earthquake Hazards. Predictions Based on 2 factors: – Earthquake history in the area (only narrows down to a decade or a few years) – Rate at which strain/stress.
EARTHQUAKES AN EARTHQUAKE IS…
Third Grade Sight Words body 338 music 339 color 340.
The Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drill Presentation College of the Desert Public Safety Department.
Good Choices Make Good Friends A Think Before You Act Game.
3rd Grade Sight Words. hard near sentence better.
VISITOR SAFETY AT THE LAWRENCE BERKELEY NATIONAL LABORATORY.
If you are indoors during an earthquake, keep calm and take cover near a heavy table or desk.
Earthquakes are the violent shaking of the earth in response to the movement of tectonic plates.
Introduction Calling all ladies, gentlemen, and other people… Do you wish to learn the secret art of printing? Do you want to learn it’s mysterious ways?
California is earthquake country… A quake can happen at any time! Be better prepared to survive & recover quickly By working together!
A SERVICE-BASED LEARNING ACTIVITY Presented By: Lawrence Akabike Graduate Student at Walden University Instructor/Professor: Dr. Raymond Thron AUGUST 04,
Tornado Mya Specht Tatiana Ruiz Dinisha Bordley Period 4 March
Microscope Vocabulary. Microscope – used to look at very small things Magnification – how many times bigger something looks than it really is (EX: 10x.
EMERGENCIES AND DISASTERS What to do in an emergency or disaster.
Fill in the blanks with "is/are". 1. There ______ a pen in my hand. 2. There ______ some juice in the glass. 3. ____ there a study on the second floor?
For Students and Teachers. Student Safety Shared Vocabulary and Expectations First Responders Students Staff.
WHAT IS PEER PRESSURE? Pressure from people of one’s own age to behave in away that is similar or acceptable of them.
contents  What is an earthquake?  Causes of earthquakes  Nepal 2015 Earthquake  Preventions Before During After  Earthquake distribution around the.
Hello Educational presentation.
For Elementary Students
By Maggie Call and Avery Schaff
To commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the
Lexi Digsby, Becky Clark, Natalie Brophy
Focus: Earthquakes/Using the Triangulation Method
Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills
[Replace “Presenter Name” and “Organization” with your info!]
Guess What today’s lesson is all about…..
هل يمكن أن نكون جيل الأرض الأخير؟
Emergency Preparation
Third Grade Sight Words
[Replace “Presenter Name” and “Organization” with your info!]
Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills
7.3 Notes Earthquake Safety
Staying Safe at School ALICE TRAINING for STUDENTS: ELEMENTARY LEVEL :Derived from Akron City Schools Teacher talk is in BOLD. Modify wording if needed.
Staying Safe at School ALICE TRAINING for STUDENTS: ELEMENTARY LEVEL :Derived from Akron City Schools Teacher talk is in BOLD. Modify wording if needed.
Unit 1 Don’t touch the machines, please! K01.
Instructions and rules in the English classroom
Desk x9 Desk x2 Desk x1 Table x2 Book x7 Fridge x1 Shelf Buy! Chair
Furniture Мебель.
Presentation transcript:

prepare phase Prepare for a disaster like this, I’d recommend that you’d find a sturdy wooden table, a wooden desk, or, if you cant find anything, stand under the DOORWAY! (seriously, the doorway should have no doors, it will hurt really bad  ) Make sure you make a map of your house, list all the tables, chairs, and other bits and pieces, list tables on the good list, put chairs and glass and other stuff on the KEEP AWAY list.

FALSE EARTHQUAKE PHASE!!! This is bob   Bob thinks you should: DROP, COVER, HOLD!  Bob thinks that if you didn’t find a sturdy table, you’d get CRUSHED! HELLO! LISTEN TO THESE INSTRUCTIONS: This lady is having a hard time finding cover ____ drop _____ Wow  _______ COVER _______ uuuuuum ________ HOLD!!! ________