Parts of a Volcano Labeling Worksheet Students label the parts of a volcano diagram using words provided in the word bank.		What Is the Ring of Fire? Students will use their knowledge of geography and Earth science to answer questions about the...
Earthquakes and Volcanoes Through this activity students will learn that earthquakes and volcanoes occur where the...		Reading Warm-Up 52 for Gr. 5 & 6: Science Students learn about volcanoes as they improve their reading comprehension skills with the...
Parts of a Volcano Have your students color and label the parts of a volcano shown on this blank diagram.		Key Term Review: Earth's Changing Landscape Review natural disasters, geothermal activity, and physical geology terms for Earth's changing...
A Volcano Wordsearch Try a printable science activity that focuses on volcano words.		Exploding Mountains: Two Volcanoes in History After reading the paragraphs provided about two volcanoes in history, Mount Vesuvius and Mount...
Volcanoes Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about volcanoes.		Thick and Thin Lava Students are asked to model lava with different thicknesses to determine how thickness affects...
What Are Volcanoes? Challenge students to label the parts of a volcano, correct false statements, and interpret a...		Science Fun: Volca-Knows Students demonstrate their knowledge about volcanoes and also color a picture.
Volcanoes and Earthquakes Quiz Review facts about volcanoes and earthquakes.		Science and Writing: The Tale of the Sleeping Giant Students write a legend to describe a volcano's eruption, then draw a picture to accompany it.
How Are Volcanoes Classified? Give students practice researching and identifying types of volcanoes. In this Earth science...		Science and Social Studies: Mountains of Fire Students will read a story about volcanoes, then answer a set of questions to test their...
Gallery of DK Web Books for Earth Science Use these beautifully illustrated earth science books from DK's award-winning reference series...		Science, Technology, and Society: So You Want to Be a Volcanologist Students read about volcanologists and volcano research.
Volcano Facts Students puzzle out new facts about volcanoes by completing arithmetic problems.		Writing About Volcanoes Students pretend they are journalists writing about the discovery of a new active volcano.