Monday, May 22, 2017

When Disaster Strikes (Final Student Project)

FINAL CLASS ACTIVITYWhen Disaster Strikes (Student Copy)
  • Helpful Websiteshttps://www.diigo.com/user/wolfpaul/natural_disasters
  • Google Presentation (AKA: Google Slides) Due Date: May 30th, 2017
    • Create in Google Drive
    • Share with Mr. Wolf: wolfp@cmsd.k12.pa.us
    • Share with all your group members
      • Make sure your group members have permission to edit
    • How to Name Your Google Presentation (AKA: Google Slides):
      • classperiod_yournaturaldisaster
        • Example: 4-5_hurricanes
          • This would be the name of the file for the group presenting on hurricanes in my period 4-5 class.
  • What to Include in Your Google Slides Presentation 
    • Title Slide - Include the name of your natural disaster and all of your group members.
    • Define - Include a basic description of your natural disaster.
    • Hazard Map (Likely Locations) - Include a visual map that shows areas that are more likely to experience your natural disaster. 
    • Science Details and Diagrams - Include the details of how your natural disaster works.  Describe any scales that are used to measure or classify your natural disaster.  Have at least 1 diagram or other visual to help explain your natural disaster. 
    • Warning Signs - List any warning signs that your natural disaster is about to happen. 
    • Preparation and Emergency Kit - How should you prepare for your natural disaster? What items should you include in an emergency kit?
    • How to React - How should you react during the natural disaster to increase your chance of survival? 
    • What to Expect - What would you expect to take place while the natural disaster is occurring? What will be the aftermath?
    • Case Studies - Provide as much details as possible for a real-life example of your natural disaster.
    • Works Cited - Include a list of the resources that you used. 

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