How Volcanoes Erupt — School Project

Best for: students, teachers, parents and science clubs presenting a school topic or a science fair project

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Opens in the Deus Video editor. Free account, no software to install.

Format
2:3 · vertical
Duration
15s
Scenes
4

About this template

School project video template in a 2:3 portrait format for a class presentation, a science fair screen or a school blog. Fifteen seconds on a playful tune explain how a volcano erupts with four clips: a quiet cone, moving lava, a lava fountain and the glow at night.

The page looks like a notebook — ruled paper, a handwritten title typed letter by letter with a pencil underline, and a photo taped to the page. Below it a hand-drawn cross-section builds with the story: a magma chamber, a lava column that rises, ash puffs, flying drops and a lava flow, each with a label. A numbered fact card changes with every scene, a counter shows how hot lava can get, and an any-questions sticker lands at the end.

Replace the clips, retitle the page, rewrite the four facts and labels, set your own figure, and present a school topic as a short film instead of a poster.

Use cases

  • Science fair presentation
  • Class project on a natural process
  • Lesson starter for a geography class
  • School blog or open day video