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What is a Tsunami?
What is a Tsunami?
 Tell your neighbour what you think a
Tsunami is and what causes it.
 Watch this short video explaining Tsunamis.
Lesson objectives;
 To learn how Tsunamis are caused and how
destructive they can be.
 To look at the Indian Ocean Tsunami as a case study.
 Key words:
 Richter scale
 Tsunami
 Causes
 Effects
 Primary and secondary
 Indonesia
 Sri Lanka
How do tsunamis occur?
Japan Tsunami
reaching the
shore here
What is a tsunami?
 A Tsunami is a giant _____ or series of
waves usually caused by an _________ or
_____on the sea bed. As the tsunami travels
through _____ water the wave may be less
than ____ metre in height but it can reach
______ of up to _____ mph. When the wave
nears the _____ it _____down and quickly
increases to a height of ____ meters or
more before _______ onto the coast.
 crashing 15 slows land
deep speeds one
wave 500 earthquake volcano
Indian Ocean Tsunami 2004
Areas affected by the Tsunami
Model Making
 Using the play dough model a Thai fishing village, a hotel resort and the height
of the wave…try and be as accurate with your scale as possible.
3 metres
4 storey hotel – 10 metres
15 metres
Model Making
 What did your model show to you?
 How hard was it to make?
 What would some of the effects be of a
wave this size?
You’re the TV presenter!
 You are going to see a short clip of film just
over a minute long.
 You need to imagine you are the presenter
and you are going to write the script in your
exercise books!
 Thankfully you have a co-presenter who you
can work with – they are in the desk next to
you.
 Video (from 35 – 1.52)
You say we pay
 Tsunami
 Water
 Plates
 Beach
 Thailand
You say we pay
 Wave
 Earthquake
 300
 Boxing Day
 Sri Lanka

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  • 1.
  • 2. What is a Tsunami?
  • 3. What is a Tsunami?  Tell your neighbour what you think a Tsunami is and what causes it.  Watch this short video explaining Tsunamis.
  • 4. Lesson objectives;  To learn how Tsunamis are caused and how destructive they can be.  To look at the Indian Ocean Tsunami as a case study.  Key words:  Richter scale  Tsunami  Causes  Effects  Primary and secondary  Indonesia  Sri Lanka
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  • 9. What is a tsunami?  A Tsunami is a giant _____ or series of waves usually caused by an _________ or _____on the sea bed. As the tsunami travels through _____ water the wave may be less than ____ metre in height but it can reach ______ of up to _____ mph. When the wave nears the _____ it _____down and quickly increases to a height of ____ meters or more before _______ onto the coast.  crashing 15 slows land deep speeds one wave 500 earthquake volcano
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  • 20. Areas affected by the Tsunami
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  • 25. Model Making  Using the play dough model a Thai fishing village, a hotel resort and the height of the wave…try and be as accurate with your scale as possible. 3 metres 4 storey hotel – 10 metres 15 metres
  • 26. Model Making  What did your model show to you?  How hard was it to make?  What would some of the effects be of a wave this size?
  • 27. You’re the TV presenter!  You are going to see a short clip of film just over a minute long.  You need to imagine you are the presenter and you are going to write the script in your exercise books!  Thankfully you have a co-presenter who you can work with – they are in the desk next to you.  Video (from 35 – 1.52)
  • 28. You say we pay  Tsunami  Water  Plates  Beach  Thailand
  • 29. You say we pay  Wave  Earthquake  300  Boxing Day  Sri Lanka