Tsunami experiment

What is a tsunami? Make a simple tsunami model to see how when the ocean floor shifts, water is displaced, and forces of gravity form the tsunami

The science of tsunamis that are formed from earthquakes. There is a student timeline activity as well as notes on tsunamis. Great demonstration!

Our next activity was to recreate a tsunami. In a flat pan, the kids built up a sandy beach (sand, corn flour) and built little houses. Then they added water and created an earthquake. It didn't work when the kids hit the table with the bat, but when the table was given a good shake the tsunami hit fill force. Click here to save this activity for later on Pinterest: Every few years, we circle around to cover basic material again. We have a new Natural Disaster's Packet that you might be…

Tsunami! is the story of If you're feeling ambitious, you can make a very cool tsunami demonstrator following the directions fo...

Once again, a very challenging project, modeling all the details on the marzipan buildings was pretty rough.Also the whipped cream modeling and scattered material took a lot of hours to tweak, but was a fun project to work on.Thank you for your time!

Tsunami School Project Nowadays with natural disasters such as Tsunamis hitting the headlines kids are taught about them in school too.Sharing my little one's school project which she designed and colored on her own! She made this beach scene on the cover of an old toy package box[her bit of recycling !] Volcano School Project Her volcano is erupting in the sea and giving rise to the tsunami waves hitting the shore. She made some cute houses along the beach.Through a little ones eyes even…

Our next activity was to recreate a tsunami. In a flat pan, the kids built up a sandy beach (sand, corn flour) and built little houses. Then they added water and created an earthquake. It didn't work when the kids hit the table with the bat, but when the table was given a good shake the tsunami hit fill force. Click here to save this activity for later on Pinterest: Every few years, we circle around to cover basic material again. We have a new Natural Disaster's Packet that you might be…

Is your child interested in learning about the environment, climatic and weather conditions? This post on tsunami for kids is sure to pique their curiosity.

Savannah's Tsunami project. The Tsunami in action!! Video of Haley, Kym and Sarah showing their ocean project on wave action, erosion, sea mounts and polution (the next challenge is to find a way to clean oil spills in water) Katy explains her ocean project diagram, she included a model of all parts of the ocean, along with a surfer riding waves produced by El Nino. Ava explains her ocean game with some help to hold it up by Savannah. Students enjoyed this game with True/False, Multiple…

How Tsunami Occurs? The tsunami is a series of ocean waves, carry water to the big heights of over 100 feet about 30.5 meters, to the earth.