Original PromptCreate on long unit plan for social studies in august: it should discuss natural disasters- talk about the 25th anniversary of hurricane katrina, geography of state shapes; oceanography. Cumulative tests at the end of each month; it will be open notes.
This resource focuses on analyzing the impact of Hurricane Katrina, one of the deadliest storms in U.S. history. It explores how the disaster changed geography, particularly in New Orleans, where levees failed leading to massive flooding. Students will gain insights into the immediate and long-term impacts of the hurricane on people, buildings, and land, as well as the influence of state geography and oceanographic features. The document also includes activities to understand unique state shapes influenced by natural and historical factors, exploration of ocean layers and currents, and their effects on climate. A cumulative assessment reinforces learning through open-note questions that encourage students to synthesize their knowledge of geography, oceanography, and the disaster's legacy.