In this experiment, students will explore the science behind underwater volcano eruptions. They will also explain the role that water density plays in it.
- Duration: 1 Hour(s)
- Grade(s): 3rd – 6th
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Kaboom! That’s the sound that volcanoes make when erupting with rocks and lava, but what does it look like underwater? Put your goggles on as this activity will show you what it looks like when an underwater volcano explodes.
In this experiment, students will explore the science behind underwater volcano eruptions. They will also explain the role that water density plays in it.
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