¡Prepárate con Pedro! Inundación
Ebooks
Grades1, 2, 3Science, Spanish
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Provided by American Red Cross
What it is
- In this e-book, students meet Pedro, a penguin who is learning how to prepare for emergencies, as he learns about floods.
- Students will learn about the cause of floods, how to know when to evacuate, and what they can do to prepare.
- Teachers can access the English version of this e-book HERE.
Teaching tips
Positives
- Students with physical disabilities may see themselves represented by the character in a wheelchair.
- The book includes a section for students to practice breathing exercises to deal with difficult emotions.
Prerequisites
- Some students may need the terms inspect, route, and others defined before reading.
Differentiation & Implementation
- Teachers can use this book to introduce extreme weather and discuss how climate change exacerbates extreme weather events.
- Students can create posters and incorporate the phrase "Turn around, don't drown." to inform others about flood safety measures.
- After reading the book, students can write lists of things they should bring if they must evacuate due to a flood.
- To make geography connections, students can look at topographical maps to find the high-elevation areas nearby.
From the scientist review
This resource introduces students to flooding and helps them prepare, with key terms defined and the difference between alert and warning explained.
Este recurso introduce a los estudiantes a las inundaciones y les ayuda a prepararse, con términos clave definidos y la diferencia entre alerta y advertencia explicada.
Este recurso introduce a los estudiantes a las inundaciones y les ayuda a prepararse, con términos clave definidos y la diferencia entre alerta y advertencia explicada.
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