Hill of FireLanguage: English | |
Based on a true story of the eruption of Paricutin Volcano in Mexico, where a volcano is born in a poor farmer’s cornfield. At Volcano National Park in Hawaii, LeVar is only 2,000 feet from a major eruption of Kilauea Volcano. He tells about two kinds of lava and why volcanoes occur. Viewers learn what is inside our earth that causes volcanoes, as LeVar talks to volcanologists who are learning to predict eruptions. LeVar also visits an artist who creates raku pottery. |
Here are activities to do after watching this episode: |
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Mexican Popcorn
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Mini VolcanoesYour youngest geologist will enjoy making miniature volcanoes with homemade mud. For homemade mud you will need:
To create a volcano, you will need:
NOTE: Even though the homemade mud will smell yummy, it cannot be eaten because of the high salt content and the unsweetened cocoa. |
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