Introduce the topic by asking students what they already know about volcanoes. Emphasize today's objective: understanding why volcanoes erupt and what happens during an eruption.

Discuss the internal processes like magma formation, pressure buildup, and why eruptions occur. Use questions to engage the students.

Introduce the Interactive Volcano Simulation. Encourage students to observe the simulation and note the changes as pressure builds up and the volcano erupts.

Show the Volcano Overview Diagram and highlight each part's role in an eruption. Ask guided questions to ensure student understanding.

Conclude the lesson by summarizing the key points and encouraging students to ask questions or share observations about the simulation and diagram.

Introduce the topic by asking students what they already know about volcanoes. Emphasize the lesson's objective: to understand why volcanoes erupt and the geological processes involved.

Discuss the key internal processes that contribute to a volcanic eruption. Ask students guiding questions to encourage participation.

Introduce the simulation to the class and explain how the build up of pressure leads to an eruption. Encourage students to observe changes closely.

Present the Volcano Overview Diagram. Walk through each key part of the diagram, emphasizing the roles of the magma chamber, pressure release, and eruption triggers.

Summarize the lesson by revisiting the main points about volcanic eruptions. Open the floor for student questions and encourage discussion about real-world implications.