hurricane florence

typhoon jebi

Climate Change Vocabulary

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ABdDIQfHrL6PiNij4wYRDs3-MbhWvQbS/view?usp=sharing

inquiry

Least dangerous vs. Most dangerous


We chose to pick the Most dangerous


on the right because they can kill people in different ways.


We picked the earthquake on the Least dangerous because it can kill people but we think it on both because it is dangerous and sometimes not.








Starts underground vs. above


We think that the right ones are underground because the magma has to go throw the tectonic plates.


We think the left one are above but not the tsunami because earthquakes start it.





Wind vs. no wind


I think tsunami have no wind because tsunamis happen by earthquakes.


I think hurricanes have wind because its been made of water and air.


I think tornadoes have wind because it needs strong winds,hot air and cold





Water vs. no water


I think it's a great idea to put the volcano on no water because volcano’s don't need air


I think the left ones are water because they all have water.

link to our video

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LuMLcav9MiJySXuvxz-vEiFGNCAlpByH/view

flood challenge

tsunami

the important words from our presentation bout drought

the important words from our presentation bout drought

Droughts happen when there is less rain than expected. This also means there is a shortage of water and not enough to meet the needs of people, plants and animals. However, droughts are a usual part of the climate and they can happen in most parts of the Earth.

Did some of you define droughts as there being no rain?

A lot of people think the same as you, but it is a bit more complicated than that.

 

1982-1983

This drought was short and it was caused by a very strong El Niño event. About half of Australia had very low rainfall levels. Eastern and central Australia were most affected. The bush became very dry so this drought contributed to the bushfires in 1983 called Ash Wednesday. 

1991-1995

Queensland experienced exceptionally low rainfall levels. About 40% of the state was declared to be in drought. Many farmers lost their crops and livestock. Unemployment became a problem as people in rural areas lost their jobs.

1996-2010

The most recent drought was know as the Millennium Drought. It lasted almost 14 long years. The Murray-Darling Basin and much of southern Australia was affected by this drought. Many towns and cities had to introduce water restrictions. People used about 35% less water in their homes during the drought.

floods and drought preparation

direct and indirect impact of droughts

Learning about different kinds of floods

poem about natural disaster

Flood

Flood stays on the ground

Flood can destroy anything.

But floods can kill theus

Run.

Wave

Wave is everywhere .

Wave is fast like a cheetah.

Big wave is from the ocean.

run.

what is an earthquakes

• What is an earthquake?
• Why do earthquakes happen?

Crust - plates - converging, diverging, continental and oceanic

• Where do Earthquakes happen?

Ring of fire

Examples of Earthquakes

• Where are most of the impacts of Earthquakes?

Landslides

Liquefaction

What happens to cities and buildings

What happens to people

Tsunamis

• What was the strongest earthquake ever?
• How are earthquakes measured? (magnitude, richter scale).

What is an earthquake?

Earthquakes is a disaster that can destroy buildings and damage people. Earthquakes only happens when a two tectonic plates rub each other which can tshake ground and destroy rocks. Earthquakes 7 Major earthquakes happen every year. If You look at a Richter Scale There are 10 levels from Unfelt to Super.

What was the strongest earthquake ever?

The world's strongest earthquakes is the Shaanxi earthquake which  can kill about 830,000 people Which is so Crazy because if 830,000 people has died from that crazy earthquakes it must have destroy about 940,000 .

Why do earthquakes Happen?

It happens when the rock underground breaks. When it breaks it release energy to shake the ground. When your house to epicenter your will crash the more closer to the epicenter the more damage you get.

How are earthquakes measured?

These Earthquakes are measured by a Richter Scale. The Richter scale can measure the magnitude and how strong the earthquakes are.

1 Unfelt 2 great 3  

Where are most of the impacts of Earthquakes? Earthquake mostly happen in the ring of fire. It is mostly there because of the movement. Also because there is a lot of fault lines. Fault lines are were heaps of earthquake happen to.

volcanoes

Vulcan  

Vulcan has power of fire people that disrespect him he would erupt a volcano and his armor would be Made out of Iron. This would make him one of the greek gods just like Zeus. Vulcan can cause serious injuries but luckily he is just a myth. He Is the son of Jupiter and Juno and he is the husband of Venus. He lived on a island named Volcano.

Volcanoes

Volcanoes is a gigantic mountain’s that has full of lava and most volcanoes are found in the ring of fire. Volcanoes are huge some are different like the shield volcano kind the king of fire is vulcan the roman god of fire. Volcanoes are  dangerous cause it could make super injuries and cause death to people.

Does Vulcan Have siblings?

The only thing that i really know about Vulcan is that he is the god of fire Roman of mythology. Vulcan is the only one god Hephaestus he is the son of jupiter and juno.

Liquefaction

Emotional and social impact on humans

What is the impact of landslide?

what is the impact of tsunami

impact about earthquakes

earthquake explanation