What is a volcano? Learning Objectives - To be able to write a detailed description of the two types of volcanos and describe a volcanos main features.

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What is a volcano? Learning Objectives - To be able to write a detailed description of the two types of volcanos and describe a volcanos main features. Lesson outcome – To be able to build a model of the 2 types of volcanos and describe its main features to a partner.

Structure of a Volcano. Magma chamber Secondary vent Main Vent Volcanic Bombs Crater Secondary cone

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What should I aim for by the end of the lesson? Level 4C – 4B Describe a composite volcano Describe a shield volcano Describe the basic structure of a volcano. My SPaG still needs a little work. Written in full sentences but lacking structure Level 4A – 5C Describe a composite volcano Describe a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano. My SPaG will be of a good standard. Written in full sentences with some structure. Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured. Learning Objectives - To be able to write a detailed description of the two types of volcanos and describe a volcanos main features.

Task 1 Each pair in your group has a different type of volcano. You need to pick out the key features of this type of volcano and fill out your sheet. You also need to draw a diagram. Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured.

Task 2 Teach the pair opposite about your volcano. Explain in detail. Complete your sheet Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured.

Task 3 Write the number of the description that matches each of the features of an erupting volcano. Write a description for number 8 Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured.

Task 4 Complete you sheet. Use the tick grid to self assess as you complete. Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured.

What level have you achieved? Level 4C – 4B Describe a composite volcano Describe a shield volcano Describe the basic structure of a volcano. My SPaG still needs a little work. Written in full sentences but lacking structure Level 4A – 5C Describe a composite volcano Describe a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano. My SPaG will be of a good standard. Written in full sentences with some structure. Level 5B – 5A Describe in detail a composite volcano Describe in detail a shield volcano Draw a diagram of both Describe using keywords the structure of a volcano and explain what the key features of a volcano are. My SPaG will be very good. Written in full sentences and well structured. Learning Objectives - To be able to write a detailed description of the two types of volcanos and describe a volcanos main features.

Build a model of a volcano and put on your table. Write a description on your post it note and stick it on the board.

13 Homework Choose an active volcano (or at least one that has erupted in the last 20 years or so) Find out its name and where it is – I will send you a world map to move a X to the right spot. Find out which sort of volcano it is – shield, composite or cinder cone Find out 4 other things about it

14 Suggestions for your other 4 things A picture of your volcano Geographic setting: – Is it on an island or in a mountain range? – Is it near towns or cities or is it isolated When did your volcano last erupt? – what do you know about it? – Was the eruption hazardous to people? What happened? If the volcano erupts again, what are the possible hazards? Does it pose a threat now? What are 2 cool facts about your volcano? What is a question you still have about your volcano?