The document provides tips for earthquake safety at school and home. It recommends finding safe spots and heavy objects on the floor. After an earthquake, check for injuries and call 911 if needed. People should DROP, COVER, AND HOLD ON under sturdy furniture. Schools and families should prepare emergency kits and plans in advance. Heavy furniture should be secured so it does not fall during shaking.

1. Earthquake safety By: Yuliya Padaliak

2. Earthquakes Safety At school At home Try to look for exists. Communicate as much as possible. Follow the earthquake drill. Place all of the heavy things that are heavy on the floor. Try to look for the safest areas in your class room. After the earthquake check if anybody got hurt & evaluate the building. Also, call 911. DROP, COVER & HOLD ON. Get under the table and cover your head. Communicate as much as possible. Stay Inside. Remain calm. After he earthquake check if anyone got hurt. Call 911.

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4. Earthquake Preparedness School Home Drop all of the books and the other things from the shelf. Students, and staff should find the safe spot. (usually under the desks) Students MUST be supervised by the teachers and staff. Before the earthquake, family members should go an shop for emergences kits and supplies. Should make the emergency plan. Stay In form with the disaster preparedness news. Move heavy furniture , such as bookcases away from beds, or couches, or other thing where people sit on. Make sure that the exit paths are clear.

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7. Money

8. Blankets or sleeping bags.

9. Water

10. Food

11. A pair of house and car keys.

12. First aid book.

13. Food, water for pets.

14. Can opener that is not electric.

15. Fire extinguisher. A-B-C type.

16. External medication.

17. Radio

18. Batteries