Air in Motion II: Harmful Effects of Wind – Basic 3 Basic Science Lesson Note (Second Term)
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- Subject
- Basic Science
- Class
- Basic 3
- Term
- Second Term
- Topic
- Air in Motion II: Harmful Effects of Wind
- Order
- Topic 10 of 16 this term
- Reading time
- 1 min
When Wind Becomes Dangerous
Sometimes the wind can be very strong and cause problems for people and things around us.
Harmful Effects of Strong Wind
- Destroys houses – can blow off roofs and break windows

- Uproots trees – pulls big trees from the ground

- Causes accidents – makes cars and trucks difficult to control
- Spreads fires – makes fire burn faster and wider

- Damages crops – destroys farmers’ plants and food

- Hurts people – can knock people down
- Creates dust storms – fills air with sand and dirt

- Sinks boats – makes big waves on water

How to Stay Safe During Strong Wind
- Stay inside your house
- Close all doors and windows
- Stay away from big trees
- Do not go swimming or near water
- Avoid flying kites or playing outside
Exercise 1:
- What can strong wind do to trees? _________
- Where should you stay during strong wind? _________
- Circle things wind can damage: Books / Houses / Pencils / Cars
This term's Basic Science topics
Basic 3 Second Term · 16 topics
- Water: Purifying Water
- Water: Packaged Water
- Soil I: Importance to Plants
- Soil II: Importance to Animals
- Air in Motion I: Wind
- Air in Motion II: Harmful Effects of Wind
- Water
- Qualities of Water
- Water: Purifying Water
- Water: Packaged Water
- Soil I: Importance to Plants


