Creator disclosure: I made Mayon Volcano, an interactive educational resource about Mayon in Bicol, Philippines. What it is: A free browser-based 3D landscape, illustrative volcanic interior, historical eruption scenes and downloadable classroom materials. Suggested grade range: 7–12, with prompts teachers can adapt. Subjects: Earth science, geography, volcanic processes and distinguishing observations from models. Login/email required: No account or email is needed for the free browser exploration or classroom downloads. No app installation is required. One way to adapt it into a 45-minute lesson: Observe the terrain for 10 minutes. Ask students to describe a visible feature before suggesting what caused it. Spend 10 minutes in Journey Inside or Follow a Crystal. Identify which parts are conceptual illustrations rather than directly observed underground structures. Examine a historical eruption scene for 15 minutes. Separate a recorded observation from the visual reconstruction and check its source and limitations. Finish with a 10-minute exit ticket: one observation, one interpretation and one question that would need more evidence. The six-page teacher kit includes a facilitator flow, student worksheet, answer guidance and a printable QR launch poster. An eight-slide PowerPoint deck and classroom ZIP are also available. This is an adaptable activity, not a claim of approved curriculum alignment. Teacher hub and all downloads: https://mayonrajan.com/teachers/ Printable teacher kit: https://mayonrajan.com/assets/mayon-teacher-launch-kit.pdf PowerPoint slides: https://mayonrajan.com/assets/mayon-teacher-launch-slides.pptx Cost disclosure: The classroom materials, landscape exploration, Journey Inside and Follow a Crystal are free. The app also offers an optional permanent Expedition Pack for longer investigations; it is not needed for the activity above. Prices vary by platform and region. The teacher-updates email signup is optional. The browser demonstration is an older edition than the mobile app; this post is about the free browser lesson and downloads. Interior views and historical scenes are educational illustrations/reconstructions. It is an independent project, not an official PHIVOLCS resource, live monitoring service, eruption forecast or safety tool. Use PHIVOLCS and local authorities for current advisories.   submitted by   /u/Optimal_Manner359   to   r/teachingresources [link]   [comments]