This document provides a learning activity that asks students to identify physical, socioeconomic, and environmental vulnerabilities. It includes an example of identifying a tall storage cabinet in a room as a physical hazard, with an elderly brother being susceptible due to the risk of it tipping over. Students are asked to inspect their own homes and communities to identify four hazards, possible events, susceptible family members, and suggested solutions. An example identifies a tall tree as an environmental hazard, with the risk of it falling, and recommends regular tree inspections.
This document provides a learning activity that asks students to identify physical, socioeconomic, and environmental vulnerabilities. It includes an example of identifying a tall storage cabinet in a room as a physical hazard, with an elderly brother being susceptible due to the risk of it tipping over. Students are asked to inspect their own homes and communities to identify four hazards, possible events, susceptible family members, and suggested solutions. An example identifies a tall tree as an environmental hazard, with the risk of it falling, and recommends regular tree inspections.
This document provides a learning activity that asks students to identify physical, socioeconomic, and environmental vulnerabilities. It includes an example of identifying a tall storage cabinet in a room as a physical hazard, with an elderly brother being susceptible due to the risk of it tipping over. Students are asked to inspect their own homes and communities to identify four hazards, possible events, susceptible family members, and suggested solutions. An example identifies a tall tree as an environmental hazard, with the risk of it falling, and recommends regular tree inspections.
Direction: Classify the following phrases and sentences whether it is PHYSICAL, SOCIOECONOMICAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL vulnerability.
GRADE LEVEL QUARTER/DOMAIN WEEK & DAY LC CODE
Grade 12 3rd Quarter Disaster NO. DRR11/12-Ia-b-6, Readiness and Risk Week 5 Ic-8,9 Reduction Daily Name: Vine V. Agoncillo Grade and Section: 11-Domingo (STEM)PERFORMANCE TASK 3 Part 1. (16 pts) Direction: Since being safe and protected is the number one GOAL of every family, let us conduct an ocular inspection of your house and backyard to ensure your family’s safety against hazards and disasters. Follow the steps below: Tour around your house including the backyard and assess/identify if there is/are hazards observed in your house or backyard. Using all the hazards that you listed, determine what could be the possible events that may put you and your family at risks. Who among the family members are prone or susceptible to the listed hazards? Identify the reasons why that member of that family is vulnerable. Hazards (1) Possible events (1) Susceptible Family Reason (1) for vulnerability member (1) Ex. Tall storage Ex. Earthquake Ex. Brother (5 years Ex. Cabinet may tip to side cabinet in the room old) and tumble if not secured to the wall 1. Kitchen knives in Someone getting cut My self (16 years A chance of getting cut the drawer. by a knife. old) when finding something in the drawer 2. Uncovered Accidentally touch an My self (16 years Exposed wiring due to old or Electrical Outlets in uncovered outlet old) damaged outlets. my bedroom 3. Wet bathroom Slipped on the wet My grandmother (61 A chance of getting slipped floor. bathroom floor years old) in wet bathroom floor 4. Shattered glass Accidentally step in My grandfather (70 A chance of getting his feet from a broken broken glass years old) cut when he accidentally window step on it Part 2. (14 pts) Directions: Take 4 pictures of vulnerable situation that could be found at your community by filling up the given table format below. Paste picture on the appropriate column. Explain vulnerability in your own words Pictures (2) Describe (2) your What hazard (1) could Give your suggestion picture probably strike (2) to solve the danger A tall tree Falling of a tree Conduct regular inspections of trees, especially tall ones, to identify any signs of decay, disease, or structural weakness.
Low wires Vehicle impact. We can put up signs
vehicles, such as that tell drivers about trucks, or construction the wires, so they equipment know to watch out. These signs need to be easy to see from far away. Children that having When kids are playing Create designated play fun playing and having fun, there zones that are free are things that can from hazards such as hurt them. They might sharp objects, loose trip over things on the cords, or choking ground or bump into hazards. Ensure these each other areas are age- appropriate and well- maintained. Roofs and woods There's a chance that we need to keep the snakes will live in the place tidy by cleaning scrap metal and up any junk or clutter. woods. Like in the picture, the snake could bite people.
An Earthquake Is An Intense Shaking of Earth's Surface Caused by Movement in Earth's Outermost Layer Earthquakes Are The Result of Sudden Movement Alonf Faults Within