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  1. Effect of these events on people's lives 
  2. Factors leading to these phenomena 
  3. Which natural disasters occurred in the past 
  4. Measures to avoid natural disasters 
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Option 2 : Factors leading to these phenomena 

Teaching-learning tools also known as teaching-learning resources are any collection of things, including animate and inanimate objects, human and non-human resources that will help to achieve desired learning objectives.

The objective of showing animated videos on natural disasters-

  • ​As compared to print materials videos provide a more compelling sensory experience.
  • Children get to see and hear the subject being taught, and they can digest it in the same manner they do in everyday life. Soil erosion, earthquake, volcanoes, landslides, etc all contribute to natural disasters. 
  • The main causes of natural disasters are natural phenomena occurring in the earth's crust as well as on the surface and the videos can demonstrate how these calamities occur.

Hence, we conclude that for understanding the factors leading to natural disasters videos can be the best tool.

Hint

  • Videos on natural disasters will demonstrate the factors causing them, not the natural disasters that occurred in the past, and measures to avoid them.

A natural disaster is defined as an event that causes significant damage or loss of life, such as blood, earthquake, hurricane, etc.

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