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Volcanoes Seymour Simon

Theme: Nature’s Fury Genre: Nonfiction Comprehension Strategy: Monitor / Clarify Comprehension Skill: Categorize / Classify Word Work: Structural Analysis: Word roots struct / rupt Spelling: /o/, /oo/, and /yoo/ sounds Vocabulary: Dictionary -Definitions Grammar: Singular and Plural Nouns Writing: A Paragraph of Information

Advancing Moving forward

century One hundred years 100 100 100

cinders Charred bits of rock; ashes

crater A bowl –shaped depression

crust The solid outer layer of earth

eruption A volcanic explosion or large flow of lava

extinct No longer active; extinguished

lava Hot melted rock that flows from a volcano

magma Hot melted rock underneath the earth’s surface

molten Made liquid by heat

summit The top of a mountain

weathered Changed because of being exposed to the weather