Let’s match each natural disaster name with the correct picture by looking at what each one looks like.
1.
Hurricane – This is a big storm with strong winds and rain, often near oceans. Look for palm trees bending in wind and heavy rain → that’s the bottom right middle picture (row 2, right).
2.
Earthquake – This shakes the ground and can break buildings. The picture showing cracked or fallen buildings → bottom left picture (row 3, left).
3.
Twister – Also called a tornado, it’s a spinning funnel cloud touching the ground. Picture with a dark funnel over land → middle row, left.
4.
Volcano Eruption – Lava and smoke coming out of a mountain. Picture with glowing lava shooting up → top row, middle.
5.
Flood – Water covering streets, cars underwater. Picture with car half-submerged in water → middle row, middle.
6.
Landslide – Dirt and rocks sliding down a hill, maybe blocking roads. Picture with mud/rocks on train tracks → top row, left.
7.
Thunderstorm – Lightning bolts in dark clouds. Picture with bright lightning striking → bottom right picture (row 3, right).
8.
Snowstorm – Heavy snow falling, people walking in deep snow. Picture with person in snowy street → top row, right.
Now let’s assign numbers to pictures:
Top row of pictures (left to right):
- Left: Landslide → #6
- Middle: Volcano Eruption → #4
- Right: Snowstorm → #8
Middle row of pictures (left to right):
- Left: Twister → #3
- Middle: Flood → #5
- Right: Hurricane → #1
Bottom row of pictures (left to right):
- Left: Earthquake → #2
- Right: Thunderstorm → #7
Final Answer:
Top row: 6, 4, 8
Middle row: 3, 5, 1
Bottom row: 2, 7
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of natural disasters worksheet.
