Summarizing Volcanoes by Seymour Simon

Activity Overview

Having students track the important details of a book is an exceptional way help them follow and remember its contents. Students retain these important details and can focus on their significance within and outside the text.

• Volcanoes got its name from the early Romans who believed in Vulcan, a god of fire.
• Volcanic eruptions can cause great destruction.
• Volcanoes erupt in places where the plates meet in the Earth’s crust.
• Volcanic eruptions can create new islands and landforms.
• Extinct volcanoes will not erupt again; dormant volcanoes are likely to erupt again.

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