Natural disasters are is a part of our environment. It is important for young learners to know the difference between natural disasters and man-made disasters. Developing interest in children to learn with interest is quite a difficult task. To remove this problem for parents, Kidpid is here with the amazing study material that will help young children to learn about different natural and man-made disasters and the differences between them. The study materials include different colorful natural and man-made flashcards that look so attractive that they can easily grab the attention of your children and create eagerness in your children to learn and understand. These Flashcards include all the important natural and man-made disasters like earthquakes, floods, volcano eruptions, landslides, global warming, explosions, etc.
The beautiful animated pictures printed in the flashcards help children to learn and understand the types of disasters more effectively. These flashcards are suitable for children in pre-primary and kindergarten. With these special flashcards, children get a brief knowledge about the different animals in the most interesting way. So Kidpid’s flashcards give your children the best learning experience that not only helps them perform better in academics but also makes their learning journey more fun and colorful.
Natural & Man Made Disasters Flashcard
Natural & Man Made Disasters Flashcard- 1
Volcano: Volcano is in open form and steam erupts on the earth’s surface.
Earthquake: It is a natural disaster that releases energy in the ground and it shakes.
Cyclone: A cyclone is a wind that rotates around a low-pressure center.
Flood: It is an overflow of water on the surface. It damages the crops, and property as well and it is a dangerous natural disaster.
Tsunami: A Tsunami is a heavy wave caused by an earthquake below or near the ocean.
Hurricane: A Hurricane is because of heavy rains that cause flood damage in the coastal and inland areas.
Natural & Man Made Disasters Flashcard- 2
Research: Research provides us with knowledge, and gives solutions to our problems.
Wind: Wind is the movement of air on the Earth.
Scientist: A scientist is someone who collects all knowledge and does it practically or experiments on everything.
Avalanche: An avalanche is a rapid flow of material like snow, ice, or rock on a mountain.
Lightning: It is an electricity that is formed in the atmosphere between the clouds, air, and ground. We should not stand near the water which it’s lightning in the sky.
Global Warming: Global warming is an increase in the temperature of the earth’s surface.
Natural & Man Made Disasters Flashcard- 3
Drought: It is a shortage of rain on the ground for a longer period. Because of this crops are not grown properly, and people and animals have less food to eat.
Siren: A siren is a noise-making device used to warn people about emergencies.
Bushfire: It means fire in the grasslands or forests.
Meteorite: Meteorite has a bright light in the sky when a piece of rock falls on the earth from space.
Heatwave: It occurs during the summer season when the temperature becomes more hotter than the actual.
Blizzard: Blizzard is a large amount of snow falling on the surface. It is dangerous and hard to see.
Natural & Man Made Disasters Flashcard- 4
Landslide: Landslides are when a rock moves down on slope due to gravity.
Tornado: Tornado moves very fast in a spinning form it happens when warm air combines with cold air.
Explosion: Explosion is a fast increase in temperature and causes damage.
Sleeting: Sleeting is the snow that falls in the form of ice pellets.
Sandstorm: Sandstorm means when strong winds pick up large amounts of sand from the atmosphere.
Sinkhole: A sinkhole is a hole in the ground that captures the water in it.
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