HMCS Max Bernays Pre-Deployment Brief (May 2024).pptx
lesson 2.pdf
1. Activity #1Word Removal
Look at the word chart on the next slide. Follow
instructions from 1-5. When you are finished, you will find
the message in the chart.
1. Cross out words that consist of five or less letters.
2. Cross out all the words that begin with letter “S”.
3. Cross out contractions (for example, can’t).
4. Cross out words that consist of ten or more letters.
5. Cross out all words that consist of letter O in column 2
and 3.
2. Word Removal
OIL DOESN’T CORALS
THE HEALTH ABOUT
AIR ACID DON’T
SMOG THROW PREVENTION
NONE RED THROW
NOISE CORALS POLLUTION
WON’T SICK ENVIRONMENT
FLASH FLOODS FOSSILS DEFORESTATION
FOG AND SMOKING
COMMUNITY SMOKE ADVOCATE
6. Let’s Define!
Community – is defined as a sociological
group in a large place sharing one environment.
It therefore includes the individual and the
family.
•Environment - the natural world, as a whole or
in a particular geographical area, specifically as
affected by human activity
• SYNONYMS : HABITAT, TERRITORY,
DOMAIN
7. • Health – is a state of complete physical,
mental, and social well-being and not just
the absence of disease or infirmity. It leads
to a socially and economically productive
life. (WHO)
8. Community Health – is defined as theart
and science of maintaining, protecting and
improving the health of all the members of
the community through organized and
sustained community efforts.
Environmental Health – compromises
those aspects of human health that are
determined by physical, chemical,
biological and social and psychosocial
factors in the surrounding environment.
9. Characteristics of a Healthy Community
1. A clean and safe physical environment.
2. An environment that meets everyone’s basic needs.
3. An environment that promotes social
harmony and actively involves everyone.
4. An understanding of local health and
environmental issues.
5. A community that participates in identifying
local solutions to local problems.
10. 6. A community whose members
have access to varied
experiences, means of interaction
and communication.
7. Accessible and appropriate
health services and facilities.
8. The promotion and celebration of
historical and cultural heritage.
9. A diverse and innovative economy.
10. A sustainable use of available resources
12. 1. Human Excreta and Sewage- it has been
responsible for many epidemics
13. 2. Disease Control – the widespread of
diseases through rodents and other
communicable factors.
14. 3. Peace and Order – a state of safeness
and calmness among the community and
the country.
15. 4. Waste Disposal – responsible for
diseases and a big threat to the
environment
16. 5. Food Sanitation - deals largely with the
health hazards and sanitary features of
food handling.
17. 6. Water Supply – an adequate source of
clean and safe water lead to a healthy and
meaningful community
18. 7. Drug Abuse – a very serious
community problem that leads to
uncertainty of people minds and lives.
19. Activity #2 By Group
Direction. List down the different characteristics of
your ideal/dream and existing community in the
diagram. In the space where the two circles meet,
write their similar characteristics.
20. 1. Is your community an ideal one?
Explain. If not, why is your
community not an ideal one?
Explain.
2. What characteristics would you like
to have in your community?
3. How can you make your
community an ideal one?
Seatwork
21. •Can you recall the typhoons that
hit the different regions of the
country in years or decades ago?
22.
23.
24. •What do you think is the most serious
environmental problem in our country? Why?
26. Deforestation – is the destruction of big areas of forest
Landslide - a wide range of ground movements, such as
rock falls, deep-seated slope failures, mudflows and
debris flows
Flash flood – a sudden great volume of flood
Illegal Mining - is the extraction of valuable minerals or
other geological materials from the earth
ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS
27. Illegal logging is the harvest, transportation,
purchase or sale of timber in violation of laws.
Oil spill - is the release of a liquid petroleum
hydrocarbon into the environment, especially the
marine ecosystem, due to human activity
Soil erosion - happens when soil and rock are moved
from one place to another by wind, water, and gravity
28. Pollution - means any alteration of the physical,
chemical and biological properties of water, air and/or
land resources
Air pollution - any alteration of the physical, chemical
and biological properties of the atmospheric air
Water pollution - any alteration of the physical,
chemical, biological, or radiological properties of a
body of water
Soil pollution is caused by chemicals in pesticides,
that are used to kill agricultural pests like insects and
herbicides that are used to get rid of weeds
29. Activity #3: By Group; Poster Making and Gallery
Topic: Saving the Environment
Tangible Materials: 4 white Cartolinas; glue or tape; oil pastel;
marker; ruler; pencil; signpen
Intangible Materials: Creativity; Imagination; Heart for the
Environment
