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example of a Composite Volcano. The structure of a Volcano: Discuss the structure of a volcano with pupils. Use the factsheet for teacher to help you. This image is available on the related Volcano PowerPoint. Rather than producing a pre-labelled diagram, it is suggested that the structure is labelled and discussed as a class. Main Activity
Drawing a volcano and discussing the volcano photos will allow students to share what they already know and provide useful formative assessment. Identifying their locations will show that our active volcanoes are not randomly spread around the country. Although the South Island now has no volcanic activity, South Island
Students will be able to: understand volcano formation and types. identify key features of volcanic activity. see images of real active volcanoes. geographically locate 12 notable volcanoes. Skills: This lesson plan can aid students to demonstrate: Researching skills.
This slideshow features the 3 types of volcanoes: composite, shield, and cinder cone. Each of the volcanoes are described with examples provided. The Types of Volcanoes Table is reviewed for student comprehension. A copy of the table can be downloaded below!
Select the volcanoes overlay and locate Iceland on the map. Volcanoes are created through the upwelling of magma often where there are faults in the Earth’s crust.
The lesson plan describes teaching students about volcanoes using a model volcano, discussing the parts of a volcano including the magma chamber, vent, and crater, and having students identify preventative measures that can be taken during volcanic eruptions.
This 5-E lesson plan aims to teach students about volcanoes. In the Engage phase, students will watch videos of volcano eruptions and ask questions to understand what causes differences between eruptions.
