Teachers, did you make your own unit or activity or lesson plan for this field trip? If so please email it to us for sharing.
Video questions and answers
- Tuesday 28 April: Video Questions - Word (50k) | PDF (110k), Video Answers - Word (52k) | PDF (128k)
 - Wednesday 29 April: Video Questions - Word (47k) | PDF (108k), Video Answers - Word (49k) | PDF (127k)
 - Thursday 30 April: Video Questions - Word (51k) | PDF (110k), Video Answers - Word (52k) | PDF (126k)
 
Downloads
- Get ready with this household emergency plan - PDF (120k)
 
Contributions
- Generic Planning Sequence for a LEARNZ virtual field trip - Word (250k) | PDF (180k).
 - Do a class audioconference summary with your class. Log in to audioconference summaries to get the Word, PDF or GDoc template and send your class summary to shelley.hersey@core-ed.org for sharing. Remember, you can log in to audioconference recordings and listen to them again so your class can gather more information.
 
Links
- Watch the Earthquake and Faultline Model - Caro Begg demonstrates how to make a simple mechanical model to simulate faults, earthquakes and aftershocks.
 - Visit the Earthquake Commission's Educational Site to find out how to prepare for natural hazards
 - Look at the Marlborough District Council pages on tsunami
 - Visit the Civil Defence 'Tsunami - When Minutes Count' page
 - Play the disaster simulation game
 - Check out all the material on the Science Learning Hub website
 - Find out about landslides on the EQC Landslide page
 - Go to the Civil Defence page on landslides
 - Watch this clip about the theory of Plate Tectonics from the Discovery Channel Preview Videos
 - The GNS Science site has links for educators and students and a wealth of information
 - Check recent earthquakes and volcano alert levels and when and where the latest earthquake occurred on the GeoNet website
 - Try the 'Beat the Quake' interactive game
 - Take a look at the Civil Defence site "What's the Plan Stan" to see if you are ready to survive an earthquake
 - Check out the learning resources and interactive game "Awesome Forces" on the Te Papa website
 - Go to the Earth Learning Ideas website for the latest earthquake, volcano, tsunami and landslide activities
 
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