19 October - 25 October
Section outline
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Kia ora...students and welcome to week 3. For this week you will be examining the impacts and consequences of earthquakes.
Achievement Objectives:
Big Idea: Innovations
Learning Intentions: We are learning to (WALT)...
- research the numerous impacts earthquakes have onto people/ the economy and the environment
- examine the consequences of earthquakes for that location and country
- use insightful images to demonstrate the impacts
- to discover and use new terminology
Success Criteria: I can/have...
- researched in detail the impacts and consequences of earthquakes onto people/ places and the economy.
- used images to show-case my discussions
- relate these impacts to my case study
Activities:
- see video on the impacts on earthquakes in Pakistan and Japan. Write down what you see and the effects this has at that time.
- Research the earthquakes that occurred in Christchurch 2011. Look for 2 newspaper articles on this event and write a short summary of this historical natural disaster.
- Through a case study approach: research the many impacts and consequences earthquakes onto people/ economy and the environment.Think of how people are affected/ the damage to the environment/ the costs to rebuild. How long does it take to have that location/ country continue with" business as usual..
- Link these impacts with your case study location. For this also include newspaper articles that shows the effects of the earthquake there.Update your blog by writing your findings here.
- Use words like richer scale, seismic waves, energy, warning signals magnitude, and
- Examine what are the potential consequences of an earthquake. Research ideas on landslides, tsunami, and liquefaction.What are these process and the effects it has as well.
- Research one cartoon that shows the impacts of the earthquakes. Provide an analysis of this in your blog.
ReSources:
BBC - GCSE Bitesize: Effects of an earthquake
Consequences of earthquakes (Fr) - Seismo at School
Homework:
Work on your survival kit