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    1. The impacts of different natural hazards can vary significantly depending on location and circumstances. For example, an earthquake may cause damage to a home near a mountain but have no effect on a family by the sea. 2. Some hazards like typhoons or earthquakes can potentially affect everyone in an area, while others like landslides or tsunamis are localized threats. 3. If caught in a hazard, it is important to assess the situation calmly and take appropriate actions like evacuating to higher ground in a flood, or dropping and covering in an earthquake to protect oneself from injury. Planning and preparation can

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    1. The impacts of different natural hazards can vary significantly depending on location and circumstances. For example, an earthquake may cause damage to a home near a mountain but have no effect on a family by the sea. 2. Some hazards like typhoons or earthquakes can potentially affect everyone in an area, while others like landslides or tsunamis are localized threats. 3. If caught in a hazard, it is important to assess the situation calmly and take appropriate actions like evacuating to higher ground in a flood, or dropping and covering in an earthquake to protect oneself from injury. Planning and preparation can

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    1. The impacts of different natural hazards can vary significantly depending on location and circumstances. For example, an earthquake may cause damage to a home near a mountain but have no effect on a family by the sea. 2. Some hazards like typhoons or earthquakes can potentially affect everyone in an area, while others like landslides or tsunamis are localized threats. 3. If caught in a hazard, it is important to assess the situation calmly and take appropriate actions like evacuating to higher ground in a flood, or dropping and covering in an earthquake to protect oneself from injury. Planning and preparation can

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    of 3

    Typhoon Earthquake

    (strong wind and rain)

    Family in concrete house near Relatively safe, but could Ground shaking can cause
    the highway far from river have a power interruption. If house to get cracks, falling
    and mountain so, fires may arise from use of objects can hurt people.
    alternative light sources (e.g Fire can start
    candles)

    Mountain climbers going up Difficulty climbing up, Injuries, death if caught by


    the slope possible landslide landslide

    Exchange learners in a local Flooded. Drowning of non- Panic, injuries


    family home in the barrio swimmers, drowning of
    near the river animals, drowning of crops,
    destruction of property.
    Stranded individuals. Illness

    Friends in an isolated beach Big waves, cannot swim at Death from a tsunami may
    beach, possible drowning arise if the earthquake is
    submarine

    Fisherman on the open sea Very rough sea, possible May experience very large
    capsizing, man overboard waves

    Passengers in a jeep along a Wet inside jeep, traffic due to Panic, injuries
    road with moderate traffic impassable, flooded roads

    Round 1( 60 mins) Choose one between the two

    Rubric for role playing


    ACT IT OUT 4 3 2 1

    All depictions Almost all Most of the Very little of


    DEPICTION appeared to depictions depictions the depictions
    be accurate appeared to appeared to appeared to
    and plausible be accurate be accurate be accurate
    and plausible and plausible and plausible

    REQUIRED Learner Learner Learner Learner


    ELEMENTS included more included all included most included less
    information information information information
    that was that was that was that was
    required required required required

    Round 2 (40 mins)


    Following the same instructions as before. These can also be given impromptu.
    Allow the learners 10 minutes to prepare

    Landslide Faulty Electrical wiring

    Family in concrete house No effect Fire! Can be controlled


    near the highway far from
    river and mountain

    Mountain climbers going up Trapped, caught in debris No effect


    the slope

    Exchange learners in a local No effecr Fire! Severe effect if nipa hut


    family home in the barrio
    near the river

    Friends in an isolated beach No effect No to little effect

    Fisherman on the open sea No effect No effect

    Passengers in a jeep along a No to little effect No to little effect


    road with moderate traffic

    Post activity (20 mins)


    8. Cold call learners on what they learned from the activities. They may also write
    about it in their activity notebook
    Guide question:

    a. Are the impacts of each hazard the same?


    b. What kinds of hazards affected everyone? What kind of hazards did not?
    c. What would you do if you were caught in one of these hazards

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