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1 Volcanoes Assignment Name Here

2 1.Stop the globe and the side of the globe where there are the most volcanoes 2.Label the plate boundaries with the yellow box and arrow 3.Label the Active volcanoes with the red box and arrows Click Me for LinkLink Click on Active VolcanoesPlate Boundaries Main Idea: Describe where the active volcanoes are found on our planet!

3 Click Me for LinkLink Click on Click link for game…. Screenshot when donegame

4 Click Me for LinkLink Click on Screenshot the viscosity and gas needed to make the stratocone here! Screenshot the picture of you stratocone before the eruption Screenshot the picture of you stratocone after the eruption Play this game and screenshotgame

5 Click Me for LinkLink Click on Screenshot the viscosity and gas needed to make the stratocone here! Screenshot the picture of you Cinder Cone before the eruption Screenshot the picture of you Cinder Cone after the eruption Find a picture of a cinder that is thrown from a cinder cone volcano.. On google image

6 Click Me for LinkLink Click on Screenshot the viscosity and gas needed to make the stratocone here! Screenshot the picture of you Cinder Cone before the eruption Screenshot the picture of you Cinder Cone after the eruption Describe a lava flow from a shield volcano Provide a pic from google image of a lava flow

7 Volcano Quiz Take the quiz until you get a 6/6 screenshot here!quiz

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