Take Some Natural Disaster Quizzes

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Take several of these Natural Disaster Quizzes.

Which was the hardest? Which was the easiest?

What was the most interesting thing you learned from them?

1906 San Francisco Earthquake

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Please go to one or all of these websites about the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake and write a three or four sentence summary of what happened:

The Great Earthquake of 1906

The Great Quake

The Great San Francisco Earthquake

Highlight Important Words

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Go to a webpage (that has a lot of text) under the Natural Disasters section on Mr. Ferlazzo’s website. Copy the url address of the page.

Then go to Awesome Highlighter and paste the url address of the page you chose.

Highlight no more than three words in each paragraph that you think show the main ideas and most important points from that paragraph.  Please put the link to your page in the comments section.

Write A Postcard Report

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Go to Phreetings. You can search for a photo that would illustrate a short report you would write about a natural disaster. It’s basically a report on a virtual “postcard.”

Post the link in the comments section.

Visualize What You Are Reading

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Choose a few sentences from one of the websites under Natural Disasters on Mr. Ferlazzo’s website. Then go to one of these online drawing sites:

Flash Paint

Imagination Cubed

Art Pad

Draw a picture of what the text makes you see in your mind. Include the text either in the drawing itself or next to the link you post in the comments section.

Read About Natural Disasters

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Go to the Natural Disasters section of Mr. Ferlazzo’s website. Click on any of the links you find there that look interesting.

In the comments section here, write five things you learned and five questions about things you’d like to learn more about. Also, please include which website or websites you visited.

Develop (And Respond) To A Survey

Posted on June 21st, 2008 in natural disasters by Larry Ferlazzo

Go to Doodle or Yarp and come up with a survey question (and two or more answers) related somehow to Natural Disasters.

Put the link to your survey question in the comments section so other students can respond.