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NATURAL DISASTERS

natural hazards that lead to lossnatural hazards that lead to loss

Land Movement Weather Water  

Fire Health & Disease

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PICTURE & MATCHING CARDS

Land Movement Disasters

avalanche 3, 12

earthquake 3, 12

lahar 4, 13

landslide 4, 13

mudslide 5, 14

volcanic eruption 5, 14

Weather Disasters

blizzard 6, 15

cyclone 6, 15

drought 7, 16

hailstorm 7, 16

heat wave 8, 17

tornado 8, 17

Water Disasters

flood 9, 18

tsunami 9, 18

Wildfire 10, 19

Health and Disease

epidemic 10, 19

famine 11, 20

WORKSHEETS, LINKS, ANSWER KEY

Vocabulary Definitions 21

Vocabulary Worksheet 23

Handwriting Practice - manuscript 25

Handwriting Practice - D'Nealian 28

Handwriting Practice - cursive 31

Links 34

Vocabulary Answer Key 34

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avalanche

Avalanches occur when massive slabs of

snow break loose from a mountainside andshatter as they race downhill. These moving

masses can reach speeds of 80 miles (130

kilometers) per hour within about five

seconds.

earthquake

An earthquake is a sudden shake of the

Earth's crust. Earthquakes by themselvesrarely kill people - it is usually the events that

they trigger, such as building collapse, fires,

tsunamis and volcanoes, that are actually

the disaster.

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avalanche earthquake

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Natural Disasters Vocabulary (page 2 of 4)

An epidemic (from Greek epi- upon + demos

people) occurs when new cases of a disease aregreater than what is "expected." The disease isn't

always contagious - examples include cancer or 

heart disease.

A famine is a scarcity of food that results in

malnutrition, starvation, epidemic, and increased

death rates. Famines can be caused by a

combination of economic, political, and

environmental factors.

A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land.

Hailstorms are storms with hail. Hailstones are rain

drops that have formed together into ice lumps 5

mm–50 mm in diameter, or even larger. A hailstorm

can injure people and animals, and destroy crops,

gardens, and property.

A heat wave is a long period of very hot weather.

Severe heat waves have caused crop failures,

deaths, and power outages.

Natural Disasters Vocabulary (page 1 of 4)

Avalanches occur when massive slabs of snow break 

loose from a mountainside and shatter like brokenglass as they race downhill. These moving masses

can reach speeds of 80 miles (130 kilometers) per 

hour within about five seconds.

A blizzard is a severe winter storm with low

temperatures, strong winds, and heavy blowing

snow.

Cyclone, hurricane, and typhoon are different

names for storms with spiraling winds of 74 miles per 

hour or more that form over the oceans.

A drought is a period of months or years when a

region has no rain.

An earthquake is a sudden shake of the Earth's crust.Earthquakes by themselves rarely kill people - it is

usually the events that they trigger, such as building

collapse, fires, tsunamis and volcanoes, that are

actually the disaster.

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  fire hail    heat land  

  wave wild    erupt flood  

  lahar quake    storm water  

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  fire hail  

  heat land  

  wave wild  

  erupt flood  

  lahar quake  

  storm water  

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    fire ha

  heat land    wave wild  

  erupt flood    lahar quake  

  storm water  

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LINKS

National Geographic

Interactive: Launch an Avalanche 

Video: Avalanches

Earthquake video and another one

Landslides video

Interactive: Build a volcano 

Another build your own volcanoVideo of a volcano erupting

Video of scientists descending into a volcano

Learn about volcanoes at Yellowstone

Volcano coloring page

Volcano theme paper 

Volcano coloring page

Volcano coloring page

Pictures of hail and hail damage

Learn more about tornadoes.

VOCABULARY ANSWER KEY

LAND & WATER

1. E

2. I

3. G

4. F

5. A

6. H

7. B

8. C

9. D

WEATHER, FIRE, HEALTH & DISEASE

1. F

2. D

3. I

4. A

5. E

6. B

7. H8. C

9. G