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G9 Science Q3 Week 1 Volcanoes

The document provides an overview of volcanoes, including their definition, parts, and characteristics. It describes the eruption of Mayon volcano and includes activities for labeling and describing parts of a volcano. Additionally, it poses questions about the significance of volcanoes and encourages students to create models of erupting volcanoes.

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G9 Science Q3 Week 1 Volcanoes

The document provides an overview of volcanoes, including their definition, parts, and characteristics. It describes the eruption of Mayon volcano and includes activities for labeling and describing parts of a volcano. Additionally, it poses questions about the significance of volcanoes and encourages students to create models of erupting volcanoes.

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VOLCANOES

PREPARED BY: Teacher Vanjz Sena


When you were on your
elementary grade you
here already a volcano.

But do you know what a


Volcano is?
Have you ever
seen a volcano?
What do you feel
when you saw a
volcano?
What is in the
picture?
Are they in the
same place?
Mayon volcano
experienced another
explosion on the
morning of Jan. 24,
2018, sending out
volcanic ash plumes
and lava fountains.
•Based on the picture, give five
descriptions of volcano.
•Used concept map to describe
volcano

VOLCANO
Activity: Tell me What I Am!
Using word bank label the parts of a
volcano.
•Describe each part.

Magma Chamber Main


Vent Secondary Vent
Cone
Parasitic Cone Crater
Ash cloud Lava
5

6
7
1 8
2
3
9
4
What is A Volcano?
~An opening in the earth's crust
through which molten lava, ash,
and gases are ejected.
~A similar opening on the surface
of another planet.
~A mountain formed by the
materials ejected from a
volcano.
What is A Volcano?

 Volcano – is an
opening or vent on
the earth’s surface
where molten
rocks, gases, and
ashes are ejected.
What are the parts of volcano?
 Crater – opening
of a volcano.
 Pipe – path
through which
the ejected
materials pass.
What are the parts of volcano?
 Slope -a surface of
which one end or
side is a higher level
than another ; a
rising of falling
surface.
 Base - the base of
volcano is the
lowest botom or
What are the parts of volcano?
 Magma - Molten rock
beneath Earth's surface.
 Lava - Molten rock that
erupts from a volcano that
solidifies as it cools.
 Ash - Fragments of lava or
rock smaller than 2 mm in
size that are blasted into the
air by volcanic explosions
What are the parts of volcano?
 Ash Cloud - A cloud of ash
formed by volcanic
explosions.
 Parasitic Cone - A small
cone-shaped volcano formed
by an accumulation of
volcanic debris.
 main vent - this is the
channel through which
What are the parts of volcano?
 secondary vent - some
magma may escape through
the side of the volcano
What is A Volcano?
When molten rocks,
also known as magma,
come out of the
ground they are called
lava.
Describe the following parts
of a volcano
1.Magma chamber
2.Crater
3.Lava
4.volcano
Do you think
volcanoes play a
significant role in
our planet?

What is the
significant role of
How will you
characterize a
volcano?

What are the


parts of volcano?
Direction: Identify what
part/characteristic is being asked in the
following sentences/statement.
1. It is a large pool of liquid/molten rock
beneath the surface of the earth.
2. A bowl –shaped depression on the
surface of a ground formed by an impact.
3.______ is a molten rock that has been
expelled from the earth’s interior
4. It is a rupture in the crust of earth that
allows hot lava, volcanic ash and gases to
escape from a magma chamber below the
surface.
5. A volcano regarded as the world’s
perfect volcanic cone.
Our Own Model Of An Erupting
Volcano
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