FREE Natural Disasters Puzzle Center Activity

Description

Introduce some common natural disasters using this puzzle activity! Student will match the name, definition and picture of the following six natural disasters:

• earthquake
• hurricane
• tornado
• volcanic eruption
• tsunami
• wildfire

These three piece puzzles are perfect to use in your science center! We have also included a BONUS printable where students pick one natural disaster to research and gather information about. It’s a great follow-up worksheet after students finish the center activity.

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