Town Meeting
Presentation
10-20 min Power Point


1. Developing the Power Point
No technology excuses will
be accepted. Make sure the files are compatible and in working order
Mandatory Slides:
- 25 Overall
- Introductory Slide: Group Name, Hurricane
Name, Student Names, Class and Date
- Reference Slide: All photo credits, resources
etc. Library of Congress
- Each position (Mayor etc.) must have minimum 5
slides
Other elements to add:
- One Video/ Multimedia file
- Consistent Layout/ Design
- Photographs and links (Don’t forget to cite
resources)
- Maps and resources from the Hurricane Lab.
(Make sure to include the scanned image of your hurricane tracking map.)
- Include the Galveston Hurricane as comparison
for technological advances from past to present
The following outline is
an idea for the division of roles. You are not limited to this outline. Be
creative.
Mayor
- Peacemaker, sets tone, describes the city and
its layout
- Map of city, population
Meteorologist
- Show maps of hurricane path
- Explain what causes a hurricane and hurricane
size
- ETA (Estimated time of arrival) of hurricane,
how long will it last
- Remind them of potential destruction
Fire Fighter
- Ask for volunteers for sand bagging
- Show citizens how to board up windows, which
citizens should heed the warning
- How to prevent most damages and remain safe in
the eye of the storm
Police Officer
- Evacuation procedures
- Rescue Shelters
- Routes to hospitals
- Traffic controls
2. Presentation
All roles must present
their respective topics in clear and organized fashion.
Use as much media possible
for maximum effort. External information such as brochures or fliers can be
used.
The presentation must be a
minimum of 10 minutes and no more than 20 minutes. A Question and Answer forum
must be included with allotted time.
Each person must present
information according to their role. Make sure each person contributes to the
presentation.
Remember: eye contact and
speak loudly.
