有关日本大地震的英文-Japan_Earthquake课件

1、What happened on Friday and why was it so deadly? Japan Earthquake Friday March 11 2011Learning ObjectivesWhat if you could explain where the earthquake and tsunami in Japan happened, what caused these events and describe some of the ways the north east coast of Japan has been affected. What we are

2、looking for is key detail to explain what happened, with locations and analysis of how the north east coast of Japan has been affected. Whats next? To examine the further challenges Japan will face, right now in the short term and then in the longer term as they try to recover. Japan earthquake: Wak

3、ing up to tsunami devastationThink Pair ShareImagine you are one of the survivors there. Describe what you would do and what your feelings would be. What caused the tsunami and why was it so deadly? Your Task: Design your own diagram to explain what causes a tsunami and why tsunamis are so deadlyYou

4、r Task: Complete your mapCan you describe where the tsunami hit Japan? Your Task: Quiz, quiz, trade - What do you know about the tsunami in Japan? How does it compare with past tsunamis? Is Japan the worlds most quake-prone area? Where, precisely, did it occur? How powerful was it? Were there any wa

5、rning signs? How does a quake cause a tsunami? How big was this tsunami? Why did Japan survive the quake but not the tsunami?How does this quake compare with others?What, briefly, is the damage it has done in Japan?How about the rest of the world? How many can you answer? What have been the effects

6、of the tsunami so far? Effects of the tsunami in JapanThe Tsunami hitsEffects of the TsunamiEffects: The day after in Kesennuma City, Miyagi (the worst hit area)The effects: buildings have been destroyed, dragged around and destroyed, whilst people are in shockResponses: The emergency services are t

7、rained to deal with the effects of earthquakes but were not prepared for anything on this scale Amazing stories - man rescued after his house has been dragged 10 miles out to sea by the returing waterInternational SupportDanger from the nuclear power station damaged by the earthquakePeople evacuated

8、 and the injured in emergency shelters and hospitalsOrdinary people and rescuers search amongst the debrisThe full scale: before and after in SendaiYour Task: What have been the effects of the earthquake and tsunami so far? Effects of the Japanese earthquake and tsunamiRead the newspaper article: To

9、wns vanish, thousands die but a nation begins its fightbackWhat can you add to your diagram? Effects of the Japanese earthquake and tsunamiDrowned towns and radiation leaks Where would you add these effects to your spider diagram? More than 1,700 people officially dead or missing, with many more una

10、ccounted for, including 9,500 people in one town. Radiation leaks from a damaged nuclear plant after an explosion blows off the roof, raising fears of a meltdown at the nuclear power station north of Tokyo. Three workers suffer radiation exposure near Fukushima nuclear plant. Several large towns and

11、 cities are more than a third submerged by waters and debris. Some 215,000 people living in government shelters. Four million people without power, a million with no water. Experts say the total insured loss could be up to $15bn. Your Task: Now colour code your effects: Anything about peopleAnything

12、 about the built or natural environmentAnything that will cost money and need to be paid for, repaired or rebuiltEffects of the Japanese earthquake and tsunamiYour Task: Review your diagram Are there any challenges that you think will take Japan longer to recover from? Effects of the Japanese earthquake and tsunamiLonger term challengesReason why?Post-it Plenary: You have one post-it i