Science & Nature
Natural Hazards: Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Kids will learn about earthquakes and volcanoes, some of Earth's most extreme events.
Description
Earthquakes and volcanoes are some of the most dangerous natural hazards. In this class, kids will learn about these extreme events: how they happen, why they happen, and how they change how the landscapes look. They will also take a look at the Pacific Ring of Fire and an ancient European city that disappeared because of a volcano.
Learning Goals
- Identify the kinds of volcanoes.
- What is an earthquake?
- What is a volcano?
- Understand how earthquakes and volcanoes change landscapes.
- Students will learn about the Pacific Ring of Fire.
Outcome
- Learners will identify the different kinds of volcanoes.
- Learners will be able to tell how earthquakes happen.
- Learners will be able to explain how earthquakes and volcanoes shape the land.
Requirement
- All materials will be provided by the teacher.
External Resources
- Provided by the teacher
Time commitment
- 40 minutes
Once a week
One-Time Class
40 minutes
Class Duration
5 Kids
Maximum Class Size
Ages 8-12
Age Range
USD 15.17 Total
Price Per Learner (USD)
Class Schedule
Fri, Feb 24
1 week, once a week
05:30 PM - 06:10 PM
United States time
05:30 PM - 06:10 PM
United States time
Fri Feb 24, 05:30 PM US time
Teacher
Hello, parents and kids! I'm Keishla. I was born and raised in the tropical island of Puerto Rico. I'm passionate about helping learners discover the wonders of nature, animals, and space. I encourage creativity and curiosity. My classes will be fun and engaging, they will provide a comfortable environment for students to engage with the learning process. For several years, I taught in the traditional classroom setting. I taught English, science, math, social studies, and Spanish to kids in first, second, and third grade. After that, I taught English to kids in seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Learning is discovering. I can't wait to have you in class.
See you soon.
See you soon.
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