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Visit this useful site with animations showing the movement of tsunami waves.
Learn about volcanoes on Get Ready.
Watch this video from GNS Science explaining how tsunami are formed and the damage they can cause.
Use Sketchfab to create interactive 3D maps, which you can use to model emergency events.
Read a New Zealand perspective on tsunami on Te Ara, the Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
Use this New Zealand ShakeOut audio announcement to start your earthquake drill. Play it through a speaker or PA so everyone knows the correct action to take.
See New Zealand's volcano cameras and the current volcanic unrest in New Zealand.
Visit this virtual field trip from Learnz. In this field trip, you will see how people live, work and play on the slopes of Mt Ruapehu, coping with the risk of volcanic activity.
Find resources from Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tū Ake that will help you better prepare for natural disasters and recover afterwards. Resources include Easy Ways to Quake Safe Your Home and a kids activity book.
Watch this video on volcanoes produced by National Geographic.
Read these downloadable emergency stories suitable for all levels. They are available in English and te reo Māori.
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Find information and resources on droughts on the Ministry for Primary Industries website.
Read a New Zealand perspective on volcanoes on Te Ara, the Encyclopedia of New Zealand.
Read these books relating to emergencies from the Ministry of Education. The books give a structured approach for teaching science concepts. They help teachers build students' understandings from simple to more complex scientific ideas.
Use these assessment resources on emergency events for students working in level 1-5 of the New Zealand Curriculum.
Use these assessment resources on floods for students working in level 1-5 of the New Zealand Curriculum.
Watch this video from the Science Learning Hub explaining rock cores.