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Rock Cycle Stations

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Explore - Igneous Rocks

These rocks are igneous rocks. They are created when magma or lava cools and hardens. When the lava cools very quickly, the rocks appear glass-like and shiny. When the lava cools slowly, gas bubbles are trapped inside leaving tiny holes.

Explore - Sedimentary Rocks

The following rocks are called sedimentary rocks. After sediment is eroded away through weathering and erosion, it ends up on the ground or bottom of the ocean. The sediment is then compacted and cemented together to form sedimentary rock. Fossils are often found in this type of rock.

Explore - Metamorphic Rocks

These are metamorphic rocks. They are created deep within the Earth by lots of heat and pressure over a long period of time. They can have ribbon-like layers with straight or wavy lines. Crystals are sometimes present.

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Assess
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Comparing Rocks and Minerals
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What did the jellybeans represent in the demonstration?

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List the 3 main types of rocks

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What processes create igneous rocks?

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What processes create sedimentary rocks?

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What processes create metamorphic rocks?

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Explain why the rock cycle doesn't have to go in order.

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According to the passage, what type of rock do most rocks start out as?

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What would be the best title of the passage?

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What are the processes that turn a sedimentary rock into a metamorphic rock?

Make some observations about the rocks.

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Granite

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Scoria

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Pumice

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Make some observations about the rocks.

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Gypsum

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Shale

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Sandstone

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Make some observations about the rocks.

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Marble

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Gneiss

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Quartzite

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Match the description with the type of rock.

  • Created when magma or lava is cooled and hardens

  • Fossils are present

  • Glassy surface, or lots of small holes in the rock

  • Ribbon-like layers, straight or wavy stripes

  • Crystals are present

  • Created when sediment is compacted and cemented together

  • Created when rocks have heat and pressure added to them over a long period of time

  • Conglomerate of many other types of rocks or minerals

  • Sedimentary (3 choices)

  • Igneous (3 choices)

  • Metamorphic (2 choices)

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Fill in the rock cycle processes.

Mmuae Afoforo a Wobɛpaw:
melting
weathering and erosion
compaction and cementation
cooling
heat and pressure
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24.

What type of rock is formed when hot lava is cooled and hardened?

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Which process transforms metamorphic rocks into magma?

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What happens during the weathering phase of the rock cycle?

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What type of rock is formed by the cooling of magma inside the Earth's crust?

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What is a key characteristic of sedimentary rocks?

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What are the three main types of rocks?

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Match the type of rock with its predominant formation process.

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Sedimentary Rock

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Alteration under heat and pressure

Igneous Rock

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Compaction and cementation

Metamorphic Rock

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Crystallization from magma or lava

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Pair the rock types with one major example for each.

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Sedimentary Rock

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Granite

Igneous Rock

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Marble

Metamorphic Rock

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Sandstone

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Pair these processes with the type of rock they typically produce.

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Compaction and cementation

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Metamorphic Rock

Melting then crystallizing

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Sedimentary Rock

Heat and pressure

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Igneous Rock

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Compare Rocks and Minerals

  • Solid

  • Can contain fossils

  • Made of minerals and other materials

  • Crystal Structure

  • Inorganic

  • Naturally Occurring

  • Can be made from lava or magma cooling

  • Rocks (2)

  • Minerals (2)

  • Both (3)

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34.

Summarize what makes rocks and minerals different.

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Summarize what makes rocks and minerals similar.

Grab your lab notebook and update page 23. Use your results from above to fill in the venn-diagram!

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Obsidian

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Limestone

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Slate