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Tornado PowerPoint
- 1. How To Use This button will take you back one page, to your prior page. This button will take you forward one page, to the next page.
- 2. Nature’s Most VIOLENT storm Teacher’s Information By: Heather Pottorff
- 3. What you will learn!! How and why tornadoes occur How strong tornadoes can be
- 4. Who is this for? Grades 3-5 with minimum prior knowledge of tornadoes, in the classroom. HOME Slide
- 5. How are the student’s going to be working? •As a class, or in small groups. •In the classroom, on the computers. •Group work, as a class, or in discussion.
- 6. Objectives After the students view the PowerPoint, they will be able to recognize the causes of tornadoes, and how powerful they can be. The students will take a quiz at the end of the PowerPoint to test their knowledge and understanding of the lesson. Student’s will need to score a 10 out of 10 (100%) on the quiz in order to pass. HOME Slide
- 7. Today, students, you are going to use the computers to go through a PowerPoint about tornadoes. After you complete the PowerPoint, you will then take a 10 question quiz over the material presented in the PowerPoint.
- 9. Definition: A tornado is a violent, dangerous, rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the earth and a cumulonimbus cloud or, in rare cases, the base of a cumulus cloud.
- 10. How do tornadoes form?
- 11. 1. Air starts to rotate when the wind is at 2 different altitudes, blowing at different speeds. 2. Faster spins (rotates) make a funnel cloud. 3. The funnel cloud rotates and touches down. Rain and hail from the storm makes the funnel touch the ground. 1 2 3
- 12. How do we know how strong a tornado is?
- 13. A tornado is rated on a Fujita Scale, rating a tornado between F-0 to F- 5 (F-0 meaning not bad, F-5 meaning very bad) They rate based on the tornadoes wind speed as well as damage done.
- 14. F-0 to F-1 tornadoes
- 15. “F-0 to F-1 tornadoes can collapse chimneys, toss mobile homes off their foundation, and have the strength to push cars off the road.”
- 16. F-2 to F-3 tornadoes
- 17. “Tornadoes can tear away roofs and lift and toss heavy cars.”
- 18. F-4 to F-5 tornadoes
- 19. “F-4 to F-5 tornadoes have the strength to pick up and carry entire buildings an entire distance, toss steal beams, and crunch cars. These tornadoes are very rare but are responsible for 2/3 of tornado deaths in the United States every year.”
- 20. Now let’s learn… FUN FACTS About Tornadoes!!
- 21. NEAT FACTS!!!! 1. They can go 300mph! 2. Their damage paths can be one mile wide, and up to 50 miles long. 3. Each year on average 1000 tornadoes occur! 4. We are safer in a room with no windows when a tornado occurs. 5. The sound of a tornado siren (click on the siren icon) Siren
- 22. Now that you have learned all about tornadoes and why they occur, you now can go home and tell your families what you should do if a tornado occurs. You can tell them why they occur and how dangerous they can be.
- 23. QUIZ TIME!!! It’s time to check what you have learned
- 24. Quiz Directions: 1. Read both the question and all answers before answering. 2. Pick the answer you think is correct! 3. Good Luck!
- 25. 1. What is a tornado? A Flower B Thunderstorm C Dangerous rotating column of air D Rain
- 26. CORRECT! Nice Work! It is a Dangerous rotating column of air!
- 27. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: They can be very dangerous.
- 28. 2. On average, how many tornadoes occur nation wide each year? A 100 B 1,000 C 10,000 D 100,000
- 29. CORRECT! Nice Work! There are 1,000 tornadoes occurring nation wide each year!
- 30. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: There is a lot but not a ton!
- 31. 3. What instrument is used to rate a tornado? A Rader B Thermometer C Scale D Fujita Scale
- 32. CORRECT! Nice Work! You are right, it is a Fujita Scale!
- 33. Opps, Sorry wrong answer Hint: It is a certain type of scale.
- 34. 4. What should we do if we had a tornado while at school? A Run B Go to the neighbors a Go to a room with no windows C D Continue with class
- 35. CORRECT! Nice Work! You should go to a room with no windows!
- 36. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: We don’t want to be around glass!
- 37. 5. How do tornadoes form? A Rain B Lightning a Air starts to rotate due to different wind speeds C D By a windy day
- 38. CORRECT! Nice Work! Air starts to rotate due to different wind speeds!
- 39. Opps, Sorry wrong answer Hint: Air starts to rotate.
- 40. 6. Can a tornado touch the ground? A Yes B No
- 41. CORRECT! Nice Work! Yes, tornadoes can touch the ground!
- 42. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: It is not no!
- 43. 7. A tornado is ranked based on what factor? A Wind B Wind speed and damage done a Rain C D Damage
- 44. CORRECT! Nice Work! A tornado is ranked based on wind speed and damage done!
- 45. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: Two things are ranked!
- 46. 8. What is a tornadoes largest damage paths? A 1 mile wide, 50 miles long B 3 miles wide, 10 miles long a 5 miles wide, 10 miles long C D 50 miles wide, 1 mile long
- 47. CORRECT! Nice Work! Tornadoes' damage paths are 1 mile wide, 50 miles long!
- 48. Opps, Sorry wrong answer Hint: It can’t be that wide, but it can be really long.
- 49. 9. How fast can tornadoes travel? A 150 mph B 300 mph a 50 mph C D 100 mph
- 50. CORRECT! Nice Work! They can go as fast as 300 mph!
- 51. Oops, Sorry wrong answer Hint: It can go really fast.
- 52. 10. Can tornadoes move homes? A Yes B No
- 53. CORRECT! Nice Work! Tornadoes can move homes!
- 54. Opps, Sorry wrong answer Hint: It is not no!