Starter: Using an Atlas find Yellow Stone National Park in the USE

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Starter: Using an Atlas find Yellow Stone National Park in the USE Starter: Using an Atlas find Yellow Stone National Park in the USE. This area contains a lot of volcanic activity. Why do you think this is?

Unit 3: Supervolcanoes Lesson Objectives: To understand what supervolcanoes are and there potential impacts. Success Criteria: Create a revision card on supervolcanoes.

Supervolcanoes around the world

Cross Section of a Supervolcano What is a supervolcano? What would the effects be of an eruption? How big are they? Why should we all be worried about a mega colossal eruption of a supervolcano? Why do they form?

Task: Create a revision card on Supervolcanoes Include: a Diagram of a caldera, an example eg Yellowstone, an explanation of what creates a supervolcano and the impact an eruption could have. How can we monitor a supervolcano?

Plenary: You have just seen the news that the supervolcano in Italy Camp Flegrei has erupted. What would you do? List your priorities and decide what action to take.

Unit 3: Supervolcanoes Lesson Objectives: To understand what supervolcanoes are and there potential impacts. Success Criteria: Create a revision card on supervolcanoes.