Transcript ICS Jeopardy - Minnesota Department of Health

How to make this Jeopardy game
work
When you’re ready to have your class play
the game, open that presentation and then
hit F5 to put it into the “SHOW mode.
How to make this Jeopardy game
work
Se up your teams and have them sit
together.
Explain the ground rules
Assign a score keeper who will watch
to see which team raises their hand first
for each question and they will also
keep track of what team wins what on
the board or flip chart.
JEOPARDY GROUND RULES
1) Raise your hand when you want to
answer. I will call upon the first hand I see
raised.
You get one answer; you cannot change or
modify it after you have given it.
If the first team to answer gets it wrong, they
get that score deducted from their total and
then the second team that raised their hand
gets a chance to answer.
JEOPARDY GROUND RULES
One of the questions will read “DOUBLE JEOPARDY”.
This just means that this question is worth twice
what it is listed for.
When all questions are complete click the “Final
jeopardy” button on the bottom. Before they see the
question each team must write down how much
they want to wager.
Then show the question and they write down their
answer. They cannot change their wager $$ after
they see the question.
When the music stops each team reveals what their
wager was and their answer.
ANY QUESTIONS????
No? Then let’s play
JEOPARDY
DRAT!(Disaster Readiness
Actions for Teens) JEOPARDY
JEOPARDY!!!
Natural
Disaster
Terrorism
Infectious
Disease
$100 $100 $100
$200 $200 $200
$300 $300 $300
$400 $400 $400
Make a Plan
Make a Kit
Stay Calm
$100 $100
$200 $200
$300 $300
$400 $400
$500 $500 $500 $500 $500
Final Jeopardy
Topic 1 - $100
If your clothes are on fire
what should you do?
Stop, Drop, and Roll
Topic 1 - $200
What is a flood Warning?
An alert that tells you that flooding
is occurring or will occur soon
Topic 1 - $300
During a tornado, if you do
not have a basement where
should you go for shelter?
Seek shelter on the lowest
floor of your home.
Topic 1 - $400
Name 5 things that should be
in your winter car survival kit.
- Shovel
- First Aid Kit
- Blankets
- Flashlight
- Tow rope/chain
- Crank radio - Jumper cables
flag
- Snacks
flares
- Salt
- Extra hat, socks, mittens,
- Scraper
- distress
- emergency
Topic 1 - $500
If you start to feel the ground
shaking (earthquake) what should
you do?
Drop, Cover, & Hold
ON
Topic 2 - $100
What is the most common
terrorist tool?
Explosions
Topic 2 - $200
The intentional release of
bacteria, viruses and toxins
into a community is what type
of terrorist threat?
Biological Threat
Topic 2 - $300
What is another name for a
Radiological Dispersion
Device (RDD)?
What is a “Dirty Bomb”
DAILY
DOUBLE
Topic 2 - $400
What does “See Something
Say Something” mean?
You should report threats,
and suspicious activities to
parents, school officials,
and law enforcement.
Topic 2 - $500
What is our biggest threat?
Cyber-terrorism
Topic 3 - $100
How does disease spread from
one person/animal to another?
Disease transmission route
Topic 3 - $200
Name a disease that you can
get from a mosquito or a tick?
Lyme or West Nile disease
Topic 3 - $300
Name a common infectious
disease?
-
Influenza (flu)
- Chicken pox
- Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis)
- Strep Throat
- Stomach flu (Gastroenteritis)
Topic 3 - $400
When you are exposed to
someone who is coughing and
sneezing what should you do
before you touch your eyes, nose,
or mouth?
Wash your hands or use
hand sanitizer
Topic 3 - $500
If you have to cough or sneeze and
you do not have a tissue, what do
you do?
Cough or sneeze into your
elbow or shoulder
Topic 4 - $100
What kind of plan will help you to
be able to connect with family
during and after a disaster?
A Family Communication
Plan
Topic 4 - $200
What is a Disaster Lifeline?
Someone that you can call
on in a disaster.
Topic 4 - $300
Name one of the tools that the U.S
Department of Health & Human
Services and Facebook developed
to help you create a ‘Lifeline.”
bReddi or Project: Lifeline
Topic 4 - $400
Why is it important to have an
emergency kit?
Emergency kits are important
when you may not have access
to regular (normal) sources of
supplies.
Topic 4 - $500
What are two very important
items that can save your life
A whistle and a
flashlight.
Topic 5 - $100
What is Stress?
Stress is our body’s response
to dealing with any kind of
challenging situation- good
or bad.
Topic 5 - $200
Name the four (4) different
types of reactions by which we
display stress.
Body Reactions, Feeling
Reactions, Behavioral
Reactions, and Thinking
Reactions
Topic 5 - $300
What are the 4 Psychological
First Aid strategies?
Safety, Calm, Connect, and
Empower
Topic 5 - $400
Name five stress prevention
tips.
• Talk it out
• Move your body
• Eat Healthy
• Say No to tobacco, alcohol & illegal drugs
• Cool your temper
• Get enough sleep
• Learn your stress triggers
• Breathe from your gut
Topic 5 - $500
Name a Stress Reduction
method.
• Deep Breathing
• Muscle Relaxation
• Visualization
• Play/laugh
• Journal
• Get enough sleep
• Move your body
FINAL
JEOPARDY
~Acronyms~
?
What does DRAT! stand for
Disaster Readiness Actions for
Teens.