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Monday, 31 December 2012
Collapsing volcanoes
The last new ELI of 2012 is 'Collapsing volcanoes - cauldron subsidence'. Try making a jelly model of the ‘cauldron subsidence’ that can occur when volcanoes erupt and collapse. By doing this activity, pupils will appreciate that large scale surface features may be formed in volcanic regions, when magma beneath drains away or erupts and removes support from a vast cylinder of rock.
The best way of cleaning up from this activity is to eat it!
There are now nearly 150 Earthlearningideas on our website. You can search by topic name, keyword or category.
The best way of cleaning up from this activity is to eat it!
There are now nearly 150 Earthlearningideas on our website. You can search by topic name, keyword or category.
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