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What is your favorite holiday tradition?

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Volcanoes

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What are volcanoes?

A volcano is an opening in Earth that erupts gases, ash, and lava.

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How do volcanoes form?Magma is less dense than the rock

around it, so it is forced toward the surface

Vent: Opening that magma flows through

Crater: The steep-walled depression around a volcano’s vent

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Where do volcanoes occur?Divergent Plate Boundaries

– Plates move apart as magma comes up forming a volcano

Convergent Plate Boundaries– Oceanic Plates subduct under

Continental Plates and melt into magma that will sometime rise to form a volcano

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Where do volcanoes occur?

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Where do volcanoes occur?Hot Spots

– Areas between Earth’s mantle and core that are unusually hot.

Example:– Hawaiian Islands

Pacific Plate moving over a stationary hot spot.

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Hot Spot Occurrence

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What controls eruptions?

The more trapped gases, silica and water vapor the more explosive the eruption.

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What controls eruptions?– quiet eruption -> Basaltic Magma, silica

poor

– Silica Rich: explosive eruption Granitic Magma, Mount St. Helens,

WA– Intermediate Silica: Quiet / explosive

eruption. Andesitic Magma, Convergent Plate

Boundaries, Krakatau, South America

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Forms of VolcanoesShield Volcano

– Quiet eruptions– Silica poor – Basaltic lava– Layers buildup

and form a broad volcano with gently sloping sides

– Example: Hawaiian Islands

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Forms of VolcanoesCinder Cone

Volcanoes– Explosive

eruptions – Silica rich – Granitic lava – Steep sides of

loosely packed tephra (ash)

– Paricutín, Mexico

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Forms of VolcanoesComposite Volcano/

Stratovolcano– Varying

explosions depend on amount of silica and trapped gases.

– Andesitic lava – Dome shaped – Mount Saint

Helens, WA

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Violent Eruptions1883: Krakatau,

Indonesia

1906: Vesuvius, Italy

1983: Kilauea, Hawaii

2000: Popocatepetl, Mexico

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Terms you will need to know

Pyroclastic Flow- Ground hugging avalanche of tephra and gases

Lahar- Mudflow with rock fragmentsCaldera- A crater like depression left from a

prior eruptionSuperVolcano- a volcano created from a hot

spot that has the power to cause substantial damage

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Volcano Carousel

Read your articleFill in graphic

OrganizerCreate a poster of

your volcano to present to the class

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Warm-Up

The volcano handout you picked up!

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Pompeii RAFT

Role: Pompeii villager

Audience: yourself Form: Journal entry Topic: Pompeii

eruption

Be sure to include at least 5 volcanic facts in your Narration • Type of volcano • Type of lava flow • Type of Emissions • Type of Eruption • How the volcano formed

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Study Guide

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