
Understanding Tropical Cyclones
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Science
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KG - 10th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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8 Slides • 9 Questions
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By Zoey and Joselyne
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Most hurricane happens in the warmest parts of the ocean. Like the Tropical cyclones (type of hurricane).
Location:
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Multiple Choice
Where are hurricane mostly found?
In hot parts of the lake
In warm parts of the ocean
In cold parts of a pond
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The lower the pressure the MORE POWERFUL and DESTRUCTIVE it gets.
Pretty good
VERY BAD
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Multiple Select
What is the air pressure on a hurricane?
High air pressure
Low air pressure
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How a Hurricane is formed:
STEPS OF HOW A HURRICANE IS FORMED
1. Warm ocean water(more than 80*f) provides energy for the hurricane and causes more evaporation making humid( Amount of water vapor in the atmosphere or gas) air and clouds.2.Winds coming together force air upward.3.Winds flow outward above the storm, allowing the air below to rise.4.Humid air rising makes the clouds of the storm.5- Light winds outside the hurricane steer it and let it grow.
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Multiple Select
What does the temperature of the ocean water have to be for a hurricane to happen?
Cold water
Hot water
Warm water
Heated water
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How to be safe from a hurricane:
1. Prepare for evacuation if you live in a hurricane area you should be aware of it.2. Stock up on water. Water is essential, you will want to store at least a three day supply in your house. 3. Stock up on food because you won't be able to go shop for food. 4. Prepare a emergency. 5. Secure windows because they are going to be strong winds. 6. Charge phones and batteries for you could communicate. 7. Buy a nonelectric radio.
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Multiple Choice
Why do the phones and electronics have to be charged?
So you can play video games
So you can text your friends
So you can be warned in a emergency
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This is image of the hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. This hurricane caused 2975 deaths and the rain was extremely destructive that caused a flood.
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Brain pop
Hunker/Hurricane Facts
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Poll
I now know how to be safe from a Hurricane
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I can teach others
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yes
2
same
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A little
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Nope
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Poll
I learned lot about Hurricanes from this lesson
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A lot
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A good amount
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same
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little
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Nothing
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Poll
Did the presentation include text feature that made the lesson interesting
No
Yes
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Poll
Was the presenter audible
No
Yes
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Poll
Overall, what score would you give the lesson and presenter
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Interesting
no Question
on topic
audible
Great information
Excite Audience
3
good info
little off topic
audible
2
pour information
mostly off topic
sometimes audible
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confusing
questions?
off topic
inaudible
boring
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