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Task #1
How did Queensland prepare for Cyclone Debbie? List  3 ways people can prepare for a cyclone.

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Behind the News is a fun, accessible way for upper primary and secondary students to learn about what's happening in the world around them.

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Task #2
List 5 facts about tropical cyclones. Write your post here on our Geo Tech Padlet page.

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Find out more about tropical cyclones, and why they cause so much damage.

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TASK#2 PART 2
A catagory 5 cyclone  has the strongest winds reaching up to  more than 290km/h and are very destructive

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people taped their windows so they dont smash but if they  do it wont smash as much

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Task 2
*in australia Cyclones go clockwise
*alot of people close to the shore/ Beach were told to leave there properties because of the storm serge and high tide.
* Some people stayed in there house because of there Pets.
*storm was at one stage 1000km wide.
* It was a very slow moving cyclone

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task 2:
-It was called cyclone debbie.
-It ws one of the biggest cyclone in Qld in 6 year.
-in australia cyclones go clockwise.
-cyclone debbie is the slowisted cyclone that has hit Qld.
-ses and police could not get to anone at all.

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task 1
keep pets safe
get suplies
tape down window

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task 1:
* get sand bags
* tape windows
* keep pets inside with food and water
* tie down anything that is loose
Task 2:
1.tropical cyclones have a low presure centre that can be vast in sizes.

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*SAND BAGS
*PET FOOD
*UMBRELLA
*FOOD/WATER
*TAPED WINDOWS

task 2
they form bye warm sea surface, moist air, from tropical oceans

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-sandbags
-taping windows
-pet food

Task 2
they form with a combination of warm sea surface temperature and also the right time of outflow.
as the cyclone put there trust for earths............. didnt finish

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TASK#2
Cyclone Yasi was one of the biggest cyclone in history with winds up to 295km/h
500km in diameter And zone of associated storm activity of  spead 2000km

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*sand bags
*pet food
*food water

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*people put sand bags in front or their doors to keep the water out.
* people put tape on the windows of their shops and homes
*make sure your pets and loved ones are in your house with you and have water and food with you.

task 2:
cyclones from with very warm water temperatures and the right outflow

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Task 2:
* Its was callled Cyclone Debbie.
* It was one of the biggest cyclones to come to QLD.
* Army and Navy were called for support.
*In Australia, Cyclones go clockwise.
*NASA could see the cyclone from space.

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Task 1
sand bags
keeped pets safe
taped windows
food/water
Task 2
*It was called cyclone Debbie
*It was cyclone in 6 years.
*The wind reached speeds of 295kms
*The storm front was 1000km wide.
*Storm serge alert due to the high tides.

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taped down windows tied loose stuff down and made sure pets were safe indoors.
task 2
1: a cyclone is a intense storm with wind and rain
2: they can be rated to 1-10
3: there winds can reach 200km an hour

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sand bags
food/water
moved to safer buildings
task 2
did you no that cyclones are form by a very warm sea surf

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made sand bags taped window tied anything loose down and made sure pets were safe indoors

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task 1
*sand bags
*food/water
*get pets ready

task 2

1 cyclone Debbie is one of the biggest cyclones to hit QLD
2 in australia the cyclones go clockwise
3 Armey and Navey was called for support in this cyclone
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tape windows
geting sand bags
making dogs safe
task 2
*Cyclones form with a combination of very warm sea sufface temperatures and the right of out flow.
* A lot of energy gathers in one place which often results in thunderstorms.
*Cyclone go cockwise in the southern hemisphere
*Wind reach speeds of 295km
* Nasa could see the cyclone from space

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Task 1
watch the news so you know what is to come!

the shop windows of houses windows!

pack bags with clothes, food, water, blanket, pillow.

Task 2
it was called the cyclone Debbie!

it was the biggest cyclone in QLD in 6 years.!

the Navey and Army were called to help out in the Cyclone!

caould see the Cyclone from out of space!

some people had no homes to sleep in!

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TASK#1
Sandbags
pets inside
tying down any loose things

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task 1:
you can prepare for cyclone Debbie by
* get sand bags ready
* get food and water supplies
* if you have a pet get pet supplies
* tape windows
* tie down loose things
* if you have to leave your home pack cloths
Task 2:

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* Made sand bags days before the cyclone.
*Stayed home with pets.
*Evacuated people in flood pron places.

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*put sandbags at the door.
*tape up the windows
*stay in thesmallest room in your home.

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tape windows.
helped old citizen.
pack a bag  with clothes water and food.

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they can prepare for the cyclone Debbie by getting sand bags tapeing windows and strapping any thing that is loose down

task 2:
1:  a source of warm, moist air derived from tropical oceans with sea surface temperatures normally in the region of, or in excess, of 27 °C
2:  winds near the ocean surface blowing from different directions converging and causing air to rise and storm clouds to form
3:  winds which do not vary greatly with height - known as low wind shear. This allows the storm clouds to rise vertically to high levels
4:  winds which do not vary greatly with height - known as low wind shear. This allows the storm clouds to rise vertically to high levels
5: they can be rated from 1 to 10

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- over 2  hundred ergon trucks were sent from Bundaberg

- Some people stayed with in their homes with their pets

- get food and water supplies

task 2
- cyclones form from very warm sea surface and the right type of out flow.
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Task 1:
People can prepare for cyclones by:
Taping down lose objects
Tapping windows
Stock up on supplies

Task 2: Did you know that Cyclone Tracy which hit Darwin on the 24th of December 1974 caused more then 800 million dollars in destructing and destroyed 80% of homes.

A storm surge is a massive wall of water.

Hurricane Katrina which hit New Orleans in 2005, formed in sea temperatures around 32C or warmer.

Cyclone Larry made landfall in far north Queensland in 2006 with wind gusts reaching 240 kilometres per hour, damaging more than half the homes in Innisfail and leaving a repair bill of $1.5 billion.

Cyclone Yasi hit north Queensland in February 2011, with wind gusts reaching 285 kilometres per hour

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Task 1:

Secure outdoor furniture

Gather food and water supplies

Get sand bags

Task 2:

Storm systems turn anti-clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere.

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The BTN Welcome Book (Gallery now online)

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With the help of kids all around Australia, BTN has made a book to welcome refugee and migrant kids to the country.

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How can we deal with upsetting news?

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It's good to know what is happening in the world but sometimes what we see can be upsetting. BTN talks to a child psychologist to get some tips on how to handle how we feel.