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Volcano Puzzles!

Visit Oregon State University where you can do puzzles and games online related to volcanoes.

Volcano Lab

Here is Scholastic's Volcano Lab - you will answer questions and the reward will be a huge volcanic eruption - good luck!!

Space Volcanoes!!

NASA's Space Volcanoes lets you visit volcanoes all around the Solar System.

Quiz Whiz

How much do you know about volcanoes? Try your hand at this Quiz Whiz from National Geographic Kids.

Volcano Vocabulary

Use your volcano vocabulary words to play interactive games such as word scramble, ABC order, and word search.

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Visit Oregon State University where you can do puzzles and games online related to volcanoes. Here is Scholastic's Volcano Lab - you will answer questions and the reward will be a huge volcanic eruption - good luck!! NASA's Space Volcanoes lets you visit volcanoes all around the Solar System.

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While there are many scenarios which determine how a web page can be cited, use this formula:
There are 5 fields of an MLA Citation that you should memorize because they are the most common for website citations:

1. Author. - Lastname, Firstname.

2. Title of article. - The title should be in "quotes."

3. Title of website, -The container should be in Italics.

4. Date posted, - This is usually the date the work was first published online. This is NOT the date you access the work.

5. Location. - For a website, this is the URL (web address).

NOTE: If the website has a parent company, you would include that after the title of the website and consider it a publisher.

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Click the image below to see an example of citing a web page article.

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There are dozens of scenarios that determine how an image should be cited. In Middle School, it is just important that you know IMAGES NEED TO BE CITED. Also, GOOGLE IS NOT THE SOURCE. You must visit the actual site the image comes from. Use this basic formula:

1. Image creator’s name (if provided)

2. Title of the digital image. If the image has no title, then provide a description of the image.

3. Title of the webPAGE or article that the image was found on, in quotation marks. IF this has an author different from the image, add it here.

4. Title of the webSITE the image was found on, in italics

5. Date published online (if provided)

6. URL (web address)

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There is an image at this URL: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/white-privilege-book-burn-hispanic-jennine-cap-crucet-georgia-southern-university-a9153121.html . Click below to see the citation for this image.

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You can use any of these resources to help you with your infographic project.

CDC Page on Volcanoes

The Dr. Bincos Show: Volcanoes

Global Volcanism Program

Khan Academy Volcano Page

Michigan Tech Volcano Page

NASA: Earth Observatory

NASA SpacePlace: Volcano

Nat. Geo.: Volcanoes

San Diego State Univ. How Volcanoes Work

Volcano Encyclopedia Entry

Volcano Hazards Program

Volcano Scholarly Article

Volcano World

Weather Wiz Kids: Volcanoes

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World: Mountains and Volcanos - Map Quiz Game: There are one hundred mountains over 7,200 meters above sea level. Volcanoes tend to have a lower elevation, but there are still over 100 that rise at least 2,000 meters above sea level.

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Below are two suggested programs you could use to create an interesting and engaging infographic.

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The creative visual learning platform that every educator and student deserves.

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Click to see what is GLOG is like.

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April is National Poetry Month and Tuesday, 4/21, we will have POETRY DAY! Click each item on this GLOG to learn more!

Read a Verse Novel this month and get credit for 2 books towards the 10 Book Challenge!

Click on the journal to share your poetry with the school. Mrs. Sanborn will choose a winner who can order a book of their choosing!

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April is National Poetry Month and Tuesday, 4/21, we will have POETRY DAY! Click each item on this GLOG to learn more! Read a Verse Novel this month and get credit for 2 books towards the 10 Book Challenge! Click on the journal to share your poetry with the school.

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Ask your parents permission to sign up for a free trial.

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ThingLink:  ThingLink for teachers and schools

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Create personalized learning experiences, access to real-world environments virtually. Share to LMS, access to advanced learning analytics.

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Sample ThingLink: Click to see what a ThingLink is like.

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Sample ThingLink: Click to see what a ThingLink is like.

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Book Club for Kids Podcast by Jaime Sanborn

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TOUCH this image to discover its story. Image tagging powered by ThingLink

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You will create an infographic filled with fun-facts that you learn through researching volcanoes. This infographic can include a combination of text, images, and video clips and should be filled with information that you find interesting about volcanoes. You have the freedom to share what you love most about volcanoes!  Keep track of the sources you use, as you will need to cite them in a bibliography (Works Cited).

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Follow this formula:
1. Name of Creator or Uploader, if available.
2. Title or description of video in quotation marks.
3. Name of container (i.e. YouTube, Vimeo, History.com, etc.),
4. Name of Uploader, if different from creator
5. Date posted, if available,
6. URL.

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Click the image below to see an example of citing an online video.

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This is a database of videos to which Bolles subscribes. You may use these for your project. Citations are provided for each video!

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(This is a PDF version. Go to Schoology for the actual PPT.)

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Be sure to create a Works Cited Document to submit along with your infographic. A Works Cited is a list the of the MLA Citations for EVERY source you used to create your project. See the NO PLAGIARISM column for assistance. Below, is an example of a Works Cited.

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Online Activities | Department of Earth Sciences

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Fun Online Links and Games Use the links below to discover exciting games and interesting webpages that will help you learn more about volcanoes, earthquakes, and Iceland.