Task centre
Choose 2 tasks from each column. Divide the tasks among the people in your group.
| Make a Fact file containing 20 facts about your disaster. |
Research and report on 3 high risk areas for your disaster. Present a 1 page summary of your findings.
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Make a chart which lists the most likely circumstances in which your disaster can occur. | List the sites and dates of at least 5 occurrences of your disaster. | You are a journalist and have survived a major incident in your disaster. Write a magazine article describing your experience and the aftermath. | You are living in the year 2098. Your type of natural disaster no longer occurs. Present an explanation of what it was, where it happened and how it was eradicated. | Graphically represent your disaster, indicating cause and effect. This can be a set of cartoons, a drawing, a poster,a web site etc. |
| Draw a map that shows the Pacific Rim of fire. |
Draw a map that shows where most incidences of your disaster occur.
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Make a flow chart which illustrates the events in an occurrence of your disaster. | Draw a poster that illustrates an early myth about the causes of your disaster. | Record a radio news report for the ABC on the aftermath of your disaster. | Predict real-life occurrences of your disaster. Where and in what circumstances do you think they will occur? | |
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Draw a chart that compares 3 major occurrences of your disaster.
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Write a story in which there is a fear of your chosen disaster. | Write an eyewitness account of an occurrence of your disaster. | Create a crossword puzzle that contains at least 20 definitions and facts about your disaster. | Your disaster has just happened. You are a scientist investigating the event. Describe it from a scientific point of view. | Create a poster for distribution in high risk areas for your disaster, outlining at least 6 preventative measures. | Prepare a safety booklet explaining rules to follow during an occurrence of your disaster. |