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| We found out information about the cone volcano, we found out that their lave is thin and runny and sets quickly. They can also be found underwater. An example of a cone volcano is Mt Fuji, in Japan. |
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| We looked at the Caldera volcano, we found out their shape is like a oval dish, a hole in the ground. |
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| We found out information about Caldera volcanoes, we learnt that when it explodes the volcano blows itself up to make a crater. An example of a Caldera volcano is Lake Taupo and Lake Rotorua |
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| We looked at the cone volcanoes, we found out that their lave is thin and runny and that it does have a big explosive eruption and is built up over constant eruptions. |
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| Our group looked at the shield Volcano, we found out they have very little gas and they contain lots of basalt rocks. |
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| We looked at the shield volcano. We learnt that the lava that comes out of a shield volcano is fast flowing. |
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ReplyDeleteA caldra volcano blows it self up
ReplyDeletejames :)
Shield volcanoes are very intrasting
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed making thoughs posters and i learnt tonnes about sheild volcanoes!
ReplyDelete-Sam
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the photo is cool i like yah
ReplyDeleteoni =)
cone volcanoes can be under water.
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That was really fun, I learned alot of new stuff :) Greer
ReplyDeleteIt was sooooooooo much fun learning about lots of diffrent volcanoes! I learnt tons. Tash
ReplyDeleteThere is a typo' on the top picture, it is Mt Fuji, not Mt Fiji... Greer =)
ReplyDeleteGreat spotting Greer!!! Well done!! Miss B
ReplyDeleteGood work on all the info on volcano keep it up
ReplyDelete:)Alice
they look good finished and up on the topic wall!
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