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Enviroment

Enviroment. Individually At the computer with internet. Objective. Students will be able to name and describe different attributes of different types of volcanoes. They will be quizzed and should get 75% of the questions correct. Volcanoes go BOOM!. By: Ben Ooms. Menu.

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Enviroment

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  1. Enviroment • Individually • At the computer with internet

  2. Objective • Students will be able to name and describe different attributes of different types of volcanoes. • They will be quizzed and should get 75% of the questions correct.

  3. Volcanoes goBOOM! By: Ben Ooms Menu

  4. What would you like to learn today? Volcano types Facts about different types

  5. Volcanoes! Back Next

  6. Orientation • There are many volcanoes on the planet Earth. In fact, there are 600 volcanoes that have erupted during recorded history. With that, there are four different types. • Let’s learn about them! Back Next Menu

  7. Start at the beginning I know nothing…………………….. I know Volcano types…………… Learn some facts Back Menu

  8. Directions • Read though the different types of volcanoes then move on to facts about them. • Repeat until you understand each type of volcano Menu Next Back

  9. Directions • Read through the facts about the different types of volcanoes. Review then take the quiz. Back Menu Next

  10. There are 4 different types of volcanoes Composite Shield Cinder Cone Lava Dome Back Menu Facts

  11. Composite Volcano Shield Lava Dome Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  12. Shield Volcano Composite Lava Dome Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  13. Lava Dome Volcano Composite Shield Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  14. Cinder Cone Volcano Composite Shield Lava Dome Back Menu Facts

  15. Application • Directions • Read different facts about volcanoes. Back Menu Facts

  16. Facts for each Volcano type Composite Shield Cinder Cone Lava Dome Back Menu Facts

  17. Composite Volcano • Composite volcanoes, also called strato volcanoes, are formed by alternating layers of lava and rock fragments. This is the reason they are called composite. • Between eruptions, they are so quiet they seem extinct. • Eruptions are oftentimes violent, like the Mount Saint Helen eruption in 1980 Shield Lava Dome Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  18. Shield Volcano • Shield volcanoes are volcanoes with broad, gentle slopes and built by the eruption of slow moving lava. The shape of it is kind of like a warrior's shield. • The largest volcanoes on Earth are shield volcanoes and one of the largest known volcanoes in our solar system, Olympus Mons on Mars, is a shield volcano also. Composite Lava Dome Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  19. Lava Dome Volcano Composite Shield Cinder Cone Back Menu Facts

  20. Cinder Cone Volcano Composite Shield Lava Dome Back Menu Facts

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