In this lesson, students use the “jigsaw method” to read and share information from a range of nonfiction texts on volcanoes that include: the benefits of volcanoes, the Novarupta eruption and the consequent caldera of Katmai in 1912, a personal account of the ash fall in Kodiak in 1912, and volcanic action and societies of the Aleutian Arc. The jigsaw method is a cooperative learning technique that involves students working together to present and acquire new information.
Volcano Jigsaw
Project: | ATEP: Alaska Tsunami Education Program |
Subject: | Seismology |
Theme: | Tsunamis |
Grades: | 5-8 |
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