Earthquakes
Fires
Water
Hurricanes
smoke/air pollution
100

What causes earthquakes

Earthquakes happen when the Earth's plates (tectonic plates) move and bump into each other.

100

What can cause a fire? (bonus points if you can get 5 or more)

Fires can start from things like matches, stoves, lightning, or electrical problems. 

100

Why is it important to be careful around water?

  • Water can be dangerous if you fall in or if it's too deep and you can’t swim.


100

What is a hurricane?

A hurricane is a big storm with strong winds and heavy rain that forms over the ocean.

100

What is air pollution?

Air pollution is when the air has dirty or harmful things in it, like smoke or chemicals.

200

Who should you go to after the shaking stops in an earthquake?

What is an adult (bonus points for trusted adult)

200

What should you do if you see smoke or fire?

Get out quickly and tell an adult. Call 911 if it’s safe to do so.

200

What should you always do before swimming?

Make sure an adult is watching and that it’s safe to swim there.

200

Where do hurricanes usually happen?

Near oceans and in warm places like the coast.

200

Where does air pollution come from? (bonus points if you can name 5 or more)

It can come from cars, factories, fires, or even dust and smoke.

300

What should you do after the shaking stops?

Stay calm, look around to make sure you’re safe, and go outside if it’s okay to do so. Remember aftershocks may happen so it is a good idea to go somewhere where you can't get hurt.

300

Why is it important to test smoke alarms?

Smoke alarms warn us if there’s smoke, so we can get out safely.

300

Why should you never swim alone?

If something goes wrong, you need someone to help.

300

What should you do if there’s a hurricane warning?

Stay inside, away from windows, and follow your family’s safety plan.

300

What should you do if the air is very smoky or polluted?

Stay inside, close the windows, and try not to run or play hard.

400
If an earthquake happens during school what should you immediately do
immediately go under your table and cover your neck and head
400

Where can fires happen?

Fires can happen anywhere—at home, outside, in forests, or in buildings.

400

What should you wear when you're on a boat?

A life jacket to help keep you floating.

400

Why should you stay away from windows during a hurricane?

Strong winds can break the glass, and flying objects can be dangerous.

400

Why is it important to listen to adults during smoky days?

Adults will help you stay safe and healthy, and they know what to do.

500

What kind of damage can an earthquake cause?

  • Earthquakes can break buildings, crack roads, and knock over trees or power lines.


500

What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?

Stop, Drop, and Roll!

500

What should you do if someone is in trouble in the water?

Don’t jump in—get help from an adult or throw them something that floats.

500

What do people pack in a hurricane emergency kit?

Water, food, flashlight, batteries, first aid, and important items.

500

How can we help keep the air clean?

We can walk or bike instead of driving, plant trees, and never start fires on dry days.

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