Earthquake safety involves having essential supplies like water, food, first aid kits, and medication. It is important to get under sturdy furniture and away from anything that could fall during an earthquake. At school, students should follow instructors who will direct them to safety. To prepare, individuals should identify safe spots indoors and outdoors and gather supplies like flashlights, radios, and glow sticks stored centrally. Creating an emergency communication plan with family is also recommended.

1. Earthquake Safety By: Jozeph Gebrael

2. Earthquake safety supplies. Water: 1 gallon per person per day (a week's supply of water is preferable) Water purification kit First aid kit, freshly stocked First aid book Food Can opener (non-electric) Blankets or sleeping bags Portable radio, flashlight and spare batteries Essential medication

3. Earthquake safety. What to do when in an earthquake? Always get under something (like a table) so you wont get hurt from falling objects during an earthquake. Make sure you are away from stuff that may fall on you. Always keep you head down. When at school, always follow the instructor and they will know what to do. If you cannot get help from anyone at school during an earthquake, always remember to stay by the lockers in the halls and keep your head down.

4. How to prepare for an earthquake. To prepare for an earthquake you should make sure you know a safe place indoor and outdoor for an earthquake. For example: make sure you know where to be during an earthquake like under tables and furniture's. Also keep away from mirrors and windows. You can also obtain disaster supplies that are in a central location. Like flashlights with batteries, portable battery operated radio, and glow sticks. Creating an emergency communication plan with your family members would be a very good idea as well.