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Natural Disasters and Extreme weather events. Unit of work
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This extreme weather and natural disasters research unit is perfect for students who are learning how to use informational text and studying weather and natural disasters. It is perfect for a natural disasters and extreme weather research project.

Use this resource to explore the following concepts with your students:

✔ Where these weather events occur

✔ How frequently they occur

✔ Why they occur

✔ How they are formed and caused

✔ How we can prepare, act and survive such events

✔ The effects of these weather events on living and non-living parts of our environment

  • Bushfires
  • Drought
  • Flood
  • Earthquakes
  • Cyclones

Cross Curricular activities - links with:

  • English writing information texts and recounts. Use the first person in writing tasks. Persuasive writing and oral language presentations...
  • Design and tech/Art - create a poster, design a shelter for animals to survive in during a bushfire

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Teacher reviews

“This is very well set out and easy to implement for a variety of natural disasters. Worked well for our unit of work.”
Bianca-Lee B.
“Thank you for this absolute time saver! My students really engaged with it.”
Debra M.
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