MELC 2 - Day 6
MELC 2 - Day 6
Dear God,
Thank you for looking after our school
Thank you that you love each and everyone of us here
Help us learn, play, and share together
So that the wonderful world you have made
Becomes more beautiful everyday
Amen.
ATTENDANCE
Most Essential Learning Competencies
(MELC)
Differentiate the:
■ epicenter of an earthquake from its
focus
■ intensity of an earthquake from its
magnitude; and
■ active and inactive faults
Learning Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the learners are
expected to:
■ Enumerate the things To do before, during, and
after a Tsunami
■ Demonstrate how tsunami waves are produced
■ Share the importance of tsunami emergency
preparedness
Performance Task 2: Emergency Plan
Making
■ By group
■ Content
– Evacuation Map (from assigned room to the evacuation area)
– Emergency Hotline Numbers
– Dock, Cover and Hold On (Highlighted)
If you feel an
earthquake, drop,
cover, and hold
on
During
Watching a tsunami
could put you in grave
danger. If you can see
the wave, you are too
close to escape it.
DURING
AFTER A TSUNAMI
After
Be prepared for aftershocks, which
could generate another tsunami.
Return home only after local
officials tell you it is safe. A
tsunami is a series of waves that
may continue for hours. Do not
assume that after one wave the
danger is over. The next wave may
be larger than the first one.
After
Be aware of secondary effects.
These include landslides,
contaminated water, mudflows,
damaged bridges, buildings
and roads, and other hazards.
After
Do not light
matches or turn on
lights or appliances
until you are sure
there are no gas
leaks or flammable
liquids spilled.
Avoid use of
contaminated
water.
Engagement Activity:
Instruction: Give 3 things to do Before, During,
and After a Tsunami.