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How did Iceland form? AF1 – annotate a series of diagrams to explain Iceland’s formation. Hand out true or false worksheet – students complete before the.

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1 How did Iceland form? AF1 – annotate a series of diagrams to explain Iceland’s formation. Hand out true or false worksheet – students complete before the video

2 How did Iceland form? Read the information in the table. Put the statements into the correct order to explain the formation of Iceland. 3. Illustrate the formation of Iceland in the storyboard. EXTENSION: Using all the key terms from today, produce an 8 question cross word. AF1 – annotate a series of diagrams to explain Iceland’s formation.

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