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What is geology?

What is geology?. Goal: Tell the types of things that might be studies in geology. AB partners: Tell three things you think might be discussed in geology. All of these are topics in geology except…. Types of Rock. Goal: Name the three categories of rock and tell how they form.

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What is geology?

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  1. What is geology? Goal: Tell the types of things that might be studies in geology. AB partners: Tell three things you think might be discussed in geology.

  2. All of these are topics in geology except…..

  3. Types of Rock Goal: Name the three categories of rock and tell how they form. AB partners: tell what you know about igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rock.

  4. Igneous Rock

  5. Sedimentary Rock

  6. Metamorphic Rock

  7. Types of rocks

  8. Weathering vs Erosion

  9. Chemical Weathering

  10. Erosion

  11. Weathering or erosion?

  12. Large Scale Erosion: Landslides

  13. Sedimentary Rock Formation Examples

  14. travertine

  15. Dunn River FallsChemical Sedimentary Rock Jamaica

  16. Yellowstone National Park

  17. Travertine Hot Springs Turkey

  18. Shale - sedimentary

  19. Shale

  20. Igneous

  21. Igneous Lake

  22. What IS your metabolism? Your metabolism changes _______ to _________.

  23. Metamorphic Rock • Meaning to change shape • Changes with temperature • and pressure, but remains • solid • Usually takes place deep in • the Earth http://www.fi.edu/fellows/payton/rocks/create/metamorph.htm

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