STEM 11-13

GROUP

PORT
FOLIO TWO

MA'AM HONORATA

GROUP MEMBERS
LANCE NECESARIO RYNELLA VILLAMOR
HENDRIX HERERRA EMILIA COLARTE
ALFRED ENTERIA JULIANNE BAYLON
JC RAMOS CLY GATCHALIAN
STEPHANIE SOBREDO

 BEING ENGAGED IN A DIY PROJECT CAN GIVE

YOU A SATISFACTION. FINISHING A DIY
PROJECT CAN HELP YOU FEEL ACCOMPLISHED
AND HAPPY WITH YOUR HARD WORK AND
DEDICATION, AND LEAVES YOU WITH
SOMETHING YOU CAN BE PROUD TO SHOW OFF
TO OTHERS. IT IS VERY USEFUL TOO IN OUR
DAILY LIVES, WE CAN ALSO GIVE IT TO OTHERS
AS A GIFT. EFFORT IS A BIG THING THAT ANYONE
CAN APPRECIATE WHEN YOU DO DIY.
 MEDICINE KIT
FIRST-AID KITS ENABLE YOU TO RESPOND AS FAST AS
POSSIBLE TO MEDICAL CRISES. EVEN A MINUTE'S DELAY IN
AN EMERGENCY CAN RESULT IN CATASTROPHIC DAMAGE.
FOR TYPICAL MEDICAL INJURIES LIKE CUTS, BURNS, AND
OTHER COMMON INJURIES, THESE KITS PROVIDE BASIC
AND IMMEDIATE ASSISTANCE. ALL ESSENTIAL MEDICAL
SUPPLIES CAN BE FOUND IN A SINGLE ACCESSIBLE PLACE IN
A FIRST-AID KIT. THEREFORE, YOU WON'T HAVE TO LOSE
TIME PUTTING TOGETHER THE NECESSARY MEDICAL
SUPPLIES IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY. A FIRST AID KIT CAN
ACTUALLY GO EVERYWHERE WITH YOU, WHETHER YOU'RE
TRAVELING OR WORKING OR LIVING IN A SMALL PLACE.
 A GO BAG OR AN EMERGENCY KIT IS AN IMPORTANT ITEM TO HAVE IN CASE OF A
NATURAL DISASTER, EMERGENCY SITUATION, OR UNEXPECTED EVACUATION. THE
PURPOSE OF A GO BAG OR EMERGENCY KIT IS TO HAVE ALL THE ESSENTIAL ITEMS YOU
NEED TO SURVIVE AND STAY SAFE DURING AN EMERGENCY.

THE IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GO BAG OR EMERGENCY KIT IS THAT IT CAN PROVIDE

YOU WITH PEACE OF MIND, KNOWING THAT YOU ARE PREPARED FOR ANY
UNEXPECTED SITUATION. IT CAN ALSO HELP YOU BE SELF-SUFFICIENT FOR A CERTAIN
PERIOD OF TIME, UNTIL HELP ARRIVES OR UNTIL YOU CAN MAKE YOUR WAY TO
SAFETY.

IN AN EMERGENCY, TIME IS OF THE ESSENCE, AND HAVING A GO BAG OR EMERGENCY

KIT ALREADY PACKED CAN SAVE YOU VALUABLE TIME AND ALLOW YOU TO QUICKLY
EVACUATE. THE CONTENTS OF A GO BAG OR EMERGENCY KIT WILL DEPEND ON THE
TYPE OF EMERGENCY YOU MAY ENCOUNTER, BUT SOME ESSENTIAL ITEMS TO INCLUDE
ARE FOOD AND WATER, A FIRST AID KIT, A FLASHLIGHT, A WHISTLE, A BLANKET, AND
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.
Segregation of waste is important for several reasons. Firstly, it allows for effective recycling
and resource recovery. By separating different types of waste, recyclable materials can be
easily identified and processed, reducing the need for raw material extraction. Secondly,
waste segregation promotes proper disposal of hazardous materials. By separating
hazardous waste from non-hazardous waste, the risk of contamination and harm to human
health and the environment is minimized. Thirdly, it helps in efficient waste management.
Segregated waste can be treated and processed using appropriate methods, leading to
more effective waste management practices. Fourthly, waste segregation encourages
responsible consumption and awareness. It highlights the importance of reducing waste
generation and making sustainable choices. Lastly, it contributes to environmental
conservation by reducing the amount of waste sent to landfills or incinerators, conserving
natural resources, and mitigating pollution and climate change.


All of these can help us and in our environment

during disasters or emergencies. Just like the
medicine kit, we only experience seeing it in
hospitals, but it is a big help if we have our own,
especially in our homes, because it is important
for people who are injured or whose condition is
not stable. Another thing is the segregation of
waste; it is helpful if we separate or throw it in the
right trash because it can reduce the effect of rain
or flash floods specifically. This work is also
helpful in disciplining ourselves to do simple
things. And of course, we will never lose our
survival kit during a disaster; it is usually
prepared when someone hears on the radio or
television that there is an impending disaster in
our area. Among the items in this kit are food,
water, medicine, and bandages that can help us
when we have to evacuate due to a disaster. All of
this has enough help for us and our environment
to make us more ready for disasters that we may
experience.