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Tsunami Safety Video Worksheet

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Tsunami Safety Video Worksheet

Tsunami wave illustration

🌊 Part 1: What Did You Learn?

1. What is a tsunami?

A big wave

A small wave

A cloud

2. What can cause a tsunami?

An earthquake under the ocean

A sunny day

Strong wind

3. If you feel the ground shaking near the beach, what should you do?

Stay on the beach

Run to high ground

Go swimming

4. Which places are safe from tsunamis? (Tick all that are safe)

High hills

The beach

Tall buildings far from the ocean

In the water

✏️ Part 2: Your Answers

5. Fill in the missing words:

When the ocean water goes back very far from the beach, a __________ might be coming.

If you hear a tsunami warning, you should move to __________ ground quickly.

6. Write one thing you learned about staying safe from tsunamis:
7. Who would you tell if you saw the ocean water going back from the beach?

🎨 Part 3: Draw and Show

8. Draw a picture showing where people should go to be safe from a tsunami. Draw the ocean, the beach, and the safe place.
9. Circle the safe actions:

a) Running to high ground when you feel shaking

b) Staying on the beach to watch the waves

c) Listening to adults and emergency workers

d) Going closer to the water when it goes back

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