1. Volcanoes By Josie, Piper and Lilly

2. Parts of the Volcano

3. Parts of Volcano Side Vent: A side vent is where lava exits through the side vent and not the main vent. Lava : The lava is the hot melted magma inside the volcano that can look like fireworks shooting out of the volcano. Ash cloud: An ash cloud is the cloud that comes out of the volcano before the lava and during the rumble. It looks as if it were a massive cloud but actually this is called the ash cloud. Crater: A crater is the top of the volcano where the lava come spilling out from the magma chamber. Throat: The throat of the volcano is the tunnel starting in the magma chamber and continuing up to the crater. Parasitic Cone: The Parasitic cone is the cinder on the side of a volcano. Crater Parasitic Cone

4. Shapes of Volcano Calder: A Calder volcano is a volcano shaped more like a mountain than a bowl Tao Rusyr Russia Shield Volcano: This type of volcano is made of basaltic lava. It is some what like a composite volcano. Kilauea Cinder cone Volcano: A Cinder Cone Volcano is a volcano that looks like a bowl crater. The cinder cone is made out of basaltic material and takes a longer cycle to erupt. Composite Volcano: A composite Volcano is made out of layers of lava and looks like a tall, cone- shaped mountain. The Composite volcano also erupts different ways at different times. Dome Volcano: The Dome volcano has high silica content and dynamic structure through out the volcano. Cinder cone Kelud volcano Composite volcano

5. Activities Extinct: An extinct volcano is where the volcano will not explode with magma any more or the last explosion was before any written record. Dormant: A Dormant volcano is not extinct but probably won’t erupt. The dormant volcano has at least 1 written record of an eruption. Cotocachi Volcano in Hawaii Active: An active volcano is a volcano can erupt any moment or at any time. It normally has an 80% chance of eruption. Arenal

6. Types Of Volcano Eruptions Hawaiian Eruption: Lava comes into the air jets and splatters of lava combine and they form a lava flow. Strombolian Eruption: It erupts when gas bubbles explode and it spurts fluid, liquid lava into the air and down the slopes. Vulcanan: It is a short, small but violent eruption and is comprised of viscous ( a thicker, less- watery) magma. Plinian Eruption: It is a large eruption an it lasting as long as a few days. This is the most dangerous variety of volcanic eruption. Mt Redoubt Mt Tavurvur Arenal Kilauea

7. Ring of Fire The line of most volcanoes form between North America, Europe, Australia. The Ring of Fire is a ring where most of the dangerous volcanoes in the world form and are located. The Ring of Fire is in the Pacific Ocean. Sakura jims, Japan

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