PROTECT YOURSELF Image by Megan Waddell Outsmart the Quake! Lesson 2 Staying safe in school.

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PROTECT YOURSELF Image by Megan Waddell Outsmart the Quake! Lesson 2 Staying safe in school

Three Types of Earthquakes in Western Washington  Subduction zone earthquakes  Deep earthquakes  Shallow fault earthquakes earthquake-monitors.html

Subduction Zone Earthquakes

Deep Earthquakes

Shallow Fault Earthquakes

Earthquake Damage COGGS Mother Slide Show, 2008 Northridge, California earthquake

DROP – Drop to the ground! Do not run. COVER – Get under your desk! Take cover under your desk. Cover your neck with your arm. HOLD ON – Hold on to the desk! Hold on to the desk leg until the ground stops shaking. Drop, Cover and Hold On!

Drop, Cover and Hold On!

Stay Safe at School Activity Image by Megan Waddell

Classroom Photo by Nora Jagielo

Classroom Photo by Nora Jagielo

Gymnasium Photo by Nora Jagielo

Gymnasium Photo by Nora Jagielo

Library Photo by Nora Jagielo

Library Photo by Nora Jagielo

Hallway Photo by Nora Jagielo

Hallway Photo by Nora Jagielo

Cafeteria Photo by Nora Jagielo

Cafeteria Photo by Nora Jagielo

Outside near a building Photo by Nora Jagielo

Outside near a building Photo by Nora Jagielo

Acknowledgements Outsmart the Quake! lesson plans are intended to support 6th-8th grade student learning about disaster preparedness in conjunction with the Washington State ShakeOut drill. The lessons were developed in 2012 by Western Washington University students Nora Jagielo, Pamela Griswold, Spencer Andrich, Pat Chappelle and Ryan Bainbridge as part of the Disaster Risk Reduction Planning Studio. If you have questions, comments or concerns, please contact Dr. Rebekah Green at Western Washington University’s Resilience Institute.