DLP Volcanic Eruption
DLP Volcanic Eruption
I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson the learners should be able to:
a) define volcanic eruption
b) identify factors that affect the viscosity of magma
c) describe the types of volcanic eruption
II. Subject Matter
Topic: volcanoes
1.2 Volcanic Eruption
IV. Procedure
a. Prayer
Good morning everyone but before we start let us all stand Amen
for our opening prayer
Students, who wants to lead the prayer?
b. Greetings
Good morning, students. Good morning, Sir.
Do you still remember the lesson that was discuss last week? (Students are
Who can still remember? raising their hand)
(Everyone reads)
Direction: write the name of your crush if the statements is
TRUE then write your surname if the statement is FALSE.
____4. Hot thick cloud of gas, molten rocks and ash come
out a volcano’s opening
a) define volcanic
eruption
b) identify factors
that affect the
viscosity of
magma
c) describe the
types of
volcanic
eruption
Before we proceed in our discussion let us first watch a video (answer may vary
about the types of volcanic eruption. And later we will be based on their
having a group activity. knowledge)
Since you have an idea about the types of eruption and the
factors affecting viscosity of magma. Lets have a group
activity.
I will divide you into three groups and each group will
receive a task regarding in our topic today.
is a steam-
blast small
eruption as
hot rocks
heat the
ground
water or
surface
water. This
eruption
tears down
surrounding
rocks and
can produce
ash
columns, but
do not
include new
magma.
Strombolian
moderately
explosive
but
intermittent,
producing
moderate
ash
columns.
These
eruptions
are more
explosive
than
Strombolian.
Pelean
It is
extremely
explosive
eruptions, it
produce ash
columns that
extend many
tens of miles
into the
stratosphere
and that
spread out
into an
umbrella
shape.
Group 1 will be the first. Group 1 your 2mins will start now.
Very good!
Magma with high silica content is more viscous than
those with low silica content. It is too viscous so it
does not travel far, and tends to break up as it flows.
The magma that contains less silica is relatively fluid,
so it travels far before solidifying. magma with less
silica content
Sir
How about the amount of gases dissolve?
When magma has high
Yes john amount of gas, magma
with low amount of gas
lava flow is less viscous
and increases its ability to
flow.
Correct!
When magma has high amount of gas (mainly water
vapor), magma with low amount of gas lava flow is
less viscous and increases its ability to flow. Magma
has high viscosity when it columnar dome has low
amount of gas as it rises. The ability of the lava to
flow decreases, so it piles up at a vent resulting into a
columnar or a dome.
Yes Jeat
Sir
Strombolian eruptions
Excellent! are moderately explosive
eruptions of basaltic
Next is the Vulcanian magma with moderate gas
content.
Who can describe the type of explosion of Vulcanian
eruption?
Yes trisha
Sir
Sir
It is extremely explosive
eruptions, it produce ash
columns that extend many
tens of miles into the
stratosphere and that
spread out into an
umbrella shape.
Who can describe the type of explosion of plinian
eruption?
Phreatic, hawaiian,
strombolian, vulcanian,
pelean, and plinian.
Very good!
Very good!
a) temperature of magma
a) Plinian
b) Strombolian
c) Vulcanian
a) Vulcanian
b) Plinian
c) Phreatic
a) Plinian
b) Phreatic
c) Vulcanian
Additional activities for the lesson- (homework)
(Extend-5 minutes)
Goodbye class
Prepared by:
CHRISTIAN B. LOZADA
BSED SCIENCE IV
Checked by:
JOANNAH MARY M. PADUL