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In 335BC the Greek philosopher Aristotle  wrote the earliest recoded book of drama theory, Aristotle’s Poetics. This book defined a Greek tragedy. He said that a tragedy is compounded of six parts; “plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle and song”. The pupils will use these components alongside music, narration and props to create their very own unique tragedies.

CHALLENGE

- Re-enact a scene from the most recent volcanic eruption. Imagine you are there when this natural disaster takes place.

- Perform your own tragedy!

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Listen to this soundtrack and talk to your partner about how the music makes you feel.

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Which countries have experienced earthquakes and tsunamis in your life time? - LC6 

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Which countries have experienced earthquakes and tsunamis in your life time? - LC6 

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In 2011 there was a 9.1 magnitude earthquake 231 miles off the North-east coat of Tokyo, Japan. This caused a 133-foot high wave to hit the Tokyo.

It was the largest earthquake ever to hit Japan!

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Create your own Acrostic Poem.

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What does this picture of a seismograph make you think of?

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Who experiences extreme weather in the UK? - LC5 

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Who experiences extreme weather in the UK? - LC5 

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What is extreme weather?
Extreme weather is when the weather is significantly different from the average or usual weather pattern. Extreme weather can take place over one day or a period of time.

In the UK
Here in the UK anyone in any part of the country can experience extreme weather. Examples of extreme weather is:

Drought: Caused by a lack of rain

Flash floods: Caused by too much rain in a short period of time.

Strong winds and storms

Extreme cold spell

Extreme heat wave.

Can you think of a time when you have experienced extreme weather in this country?

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Top 10 Most Famous Volcanoes in the World!

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Many of us don't live close to volcanoes, this is why remain curious to know about them. The internet and television are the two major sources for having information about these natural disasters. Here are mentioned the top 10 most famous volcanoes in the world.

This is one of the most extreme volcanoes in the world. it is found in the parts of Andes mountain and the Pacific Ring of Fire. So far over 85 eruptions have been recorded and the volcano remains active all the time. It was first discovered in 1744 the time when its first eruption was noticed, followed by the eruptions of 1768 and 1877.

Mount Etna is one of the tallest active volcanoes of Europe. Its elevation is 3,229 meters about, and it is situated on the east coasts of Sicily. It is Decade Volcano, chosen by the United Nations. It is a clear indication that the volcano remains active all the time.

8. Popocatépetl, Central Mexico

This volcano is situated in Central Mexico. It is said that Popocatépetl is 720,000 years old. It is frequently active and its first eruption was recorded in 1991. The elevation of the volcano is 5,426 meters.

7. Krakatoa (Krakatau), Indonesia

Krakatoa (also spelled Krakatau) is hundreds of years old, but its eruption was recorded in 1883 for the first time. This volcano can be heard in the Indonesian island as well as Australia. During 1883, its eruption destroyed the whole island.

6. Mount Mayon, Philippines

Mount Mayon is known for its symmetrical conical shape (known as Perfect Cone). This volcano is situated on the island of Luzon in the Philippines. It first erupted on June 23, 1897.

5. Mount Pinatubo, Philippines

Mount Pinatubo is situated in the CabusilanMountains of the island of Luzon. The last this volcano caused eruption was in 1991 that was so severed that it destroyed a lot of houses in the surrounding areas. It erupted about 2.4 m3 magma.

4. Eyjafjallajökull, Iceland

Eyjafjallajökull has a tongue twist. It is actually a small ice caps around Iceland. The world Eyjafjallajökull means 'Island mountain glacier' of Icelandic. The height of the mountain is about 1600 meters, and its crater is 2.5 miles in diameter.

Mount Fuji is one of the most famous volcanoes in the world. it is situated Tokyo. For the last time, its eruption was recorded in January 1708. The height of the mountain is about 11,000 feet.

2. Mount St. Helens Volcano, Washington

Mount St. Helens Volcano caused a severe eruption in 1980. It is said to be one of the worst eruptions in the history of USA. Another eruption of the history was recorded on May 18, 1980, showing 5.1 on the Richter scale.

Kilauea Volcano is an extreme volcano of Hawaii. It is lying in the southeast parts of USA. Much of its part lies underwater. The volcano is surrounded by 4 volcanoes (Mauna Loa being is one of them), which make a complete island when join together.

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Top 10 Most Famous Volcanoes in the World

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Many of us don't live close to volcanoes, this is why remain curious to know about them. The internet and television are the two major sources for having information about these natural disasters. Here are mentioned the top 10 most famous volcanoes in the world.

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Footage of a volcano erupting in Mexico!

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Volcano Eruption in central Mexico CCTV cameras captured the exact eruption

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This image displays a real insight into the foundations of the earth

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As the Oceanic Crust moves further away, a 'hole' is created causing magma to escape.

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- What do you think this is?
- Is this hot or cold?
-  Do you think this is a gas, liquid or a solid?
- Where do you think this was seen?
- Where do you think this comes from?

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BBC - GCSE Bitesize: Effects of volcanic eruptions

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE Geography covering key facts about volcanoes and volcanic eruptions.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZ_CMuBJVI8

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What you will need:
-  An empty plastic bottle
- Newspaper
- PVA glue
- Making tape
- Container for water
- Bicarbonate soda
- Red and yellow food colouring
- White vinegar

- Grey paint

1. Cut your bottle in half and rip your newspaper into strips.
2. Cover your bottle with the newspaper and PVA glue.
3. Once the paper mache has dried, paint your volcano
4. Begin to mix the 'lava' mixture and pour into your volcano. Don't worry if you spill some 'lava' on the sides of the volcano, this will make it look more realistic!
https://www.learning4kids.net/2012/04/11/how-to-make-a-homemade-volcano/