One of the most important things to do before an earthquake is to strap down the hot water heater to keep it from spilling over or starting a fire during an earthquake. To demonstrate why that’s important, try this experiment.
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Lesson Plans - 5th GradeOne of the most important things to do before an earthquake is to strap down the hot water heater to keep it from spilling over or starting a fire during an earthquake. To demonstrate why that’s important, try this experiment. If you are inside during an earthquake, it’s important to take cover under a heavy piece of furniture for protection. To see why, try this experiment. If you are outside during an earthquake, it’s important to get away from buildings, overpasses and power lines. Try this experiment to see why. Students will understand the following: To gain experience with the thinking process involved in constructing an earthquake-proof building. |
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