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Rock Cycle Foldable

Explore the Rock Cycle and different rock types with this interactive foldable. Learn about forces, energy, and how rocks change. Engaging activities and informative content included.

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Rock Cycle Foldable

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  1. Rock Cycle Foldable The Rock Cycle and Rocks

  2. Fold Fold • Fold the flaps in and label each as follows :: • Left side flaps = The Rock Cycle, and Forces and Energy • Right side flaps = Igneous Rocks, Sedimentary Rocks, Metamorphic Rocks, Igneous Rocks The Rock Cycle Sedimentary Rocks Forces And Energy Metamorphic Rocks

  3. Categories • The Rock Cycle • Forces and Energy • Igneous Rocks • Sedimentary Rocks • Metamorphic Rocks

  4. The Rock Cycle Flap- Left side • For the flap labeled “Rock Cycle”, you should have the following elements on the left side: • Define rock • List the 3 groups of rocks • List 2 points about how minerals relate to rocks • Define what is magma and what is lava

  5. Rock Cycle Flap- Right side • On the right side of the Rock Cycle section, you must: • Draw the steps in the rock cycle • Label each step • Label what happens in-between each step • Draw arrows showing directions of the cycle • Draw arrows showing alternate paths

  6. Forces and Energy Flap • Define constructive force • List constructive forces • Define destructive force • List destructive forces • List the three processes that interact to cause rocks to change • Define weathering • List the 2 sources of energy that drive the rock cycle

  7. The Rock Flaps- Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic • List the formations of each rock type • List the elements that can be found in each rock type • List and describe the classifications of each rock type • DRAW at least TWO of each type of rock in their respective sections • USE COLOR

  8. Sedimentary extras • List and describe additional features of “some sedimentary rocks” (pg. 78) • Layers… what do they tell? • Ripple marks… what do they tell? • Fossils- what are they, what do they tell?

  9. Metamorphic Extras • List and describe each of the agents of metamorphism (there are 3) • Make sure you define each of them

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