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Enter to go on a geological dig to learn about rocks and minerals

Enter to go on a geological dig to learn about rocks and minerals. THE TRUTH ABOUT ROCKS AND MINERALS. Mrs. Stephens. turquoise. sulfur. Quartz. Table of Contents. Welcome Page Title Page Table of Contents Minerals Chart Organizational Chart Rocks Chart Rock Cycle Metamorphic

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Enter to go on a geological dig to learn about rocks and minerals

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  1. Enter to go on a geological dig to learn about rocks and minerals

  2. THE TRUTH ABOUT ROCKS AND MINERALS Mrs. Stephens turquoise sulfur Quartz

  3. Table of Contents • Welcome Page • Title Page • Table of Contents • Minerals Chart • Organizational Chart • Rocks Chart • Rock Cycle • Metamorphic • Sedimentary • Igneous • Many Types of Rocks and Minerals • Hardness of Minerals Bar Chart • Hardness of Minerals Pie Chart • Rocks and Minerals Video Clip • Resources • Crystal Activity • Stalactites Activity

  4. MINERALS

  5. Organizational Chart

  6. rocks Marble Pumice Limestone

  7. Rock cycle Metamorphic Rocks: Marble Quartzite Slate When sedimentary rocks are put under heat and pressure, metamorphic rocks can form. Wind and water can break up metamorphic rocks to form sedimentary rocks. Sedimentary Rocks: Limestone Breccia Red sandstone When metamorphic rocks melt, they form igneous rocks. Sedimentary rocks melt to form igneous rocks. Heat and pressure can change igneous rocks into metamorphic rocks. Igneous Rocks: Obsidian Pumice Snowflake porphyry Wind and water can break up igneous rocks to form sedimentary rocks.

  8. Many types ofrock and minerals

  9. Hardness of Minerals Hardness is one of the properties of minerals. It is measured on a scale of 1 to 10: 1 = softest 10 = hardest

  10. Rocks and Mineralsvideo clip

  11. Resources

  12. How to make Crystals

  13. Stalactites andstalagmites

  14. AdditionalResources • http://www.msha.gov/KIDS/MRHP.htm • http://192.107.108.56/portfolios/c/cafarella_a/final/ • http://www.bcschools.net/maser/esgeo.html

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