 "Steve Udd, left, a parent of a student in the program, and Gwyneth Lyman, 16, send small roller balls of snow ahead of them as they navigate a steep slope on snowshoes during an avalanche awareness field trip for teenagers, at Mount Baker, Wash. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)" | Here in Oklahoma we do not get a lot of snow. However, many of us vacation or may someday live in mountainous areas. What do you know about Avalanches? Read this article to learn how to be safe. 1. What two things did you learn from the article? 2. Would you rather be caught in an avalanche or a tornado? Explain. |
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2 Comments
Hannah E
2/19/2016 07:04:58 am
I learned that avalanches are dangerous ad you don't want to get caught in one. Even one slight sound can trigger an avalanche. Avalanches are falling piles of snow that can kill you. I would rather be in a tornado than an avalanche because tornados are scary also but I live in Oklahoma so i am destined to have to get used to them.
Isabella A.
2/27/2016 09:58:58 am
I learned that avalanches are dangerous and should be carefully avoided. I would wather be caught in a tornado because i hate being cold. Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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