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Rock Formation Inference Exercise

A scenario where you and I meet at a restaurant without money. Make inferences based on the situation. If new to rock terms, learn basics of metamorphic, igneous, and sedimentary rocks. Engage in a brain exercise on rock layers & faults.

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Rock Formation Inference Exercise

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  1. Warm Up, September 23rd, 2013 Let us say that you and I meet at a restaurant. You tell me that you don't have any money with you. My inference is that… (Hard Mode: Make another inference based on your first) If you had NEVER heard of: metamorphic, igneous, or sedimentary rocks, explain how you would know what each one was made of.

  2. September 22nd

  3. “Latin and Greek” Derivatives* DerivativeTranslation 11) chron- time 12) -logy to study 13) equi- equal 14) -rupt break 15) proto- primitive

  4. Finally! Brain Pop: Rocks

  5. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A B C D

  6. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A B C D

  7. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A B C D E F

  8. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A B C E D

  9. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A Fault B C D

  10. Determine the oldest and youngest rock layers. A B C F D G Fault E

  11. Cereal Superposition What could this be about?

  12. Partners: Superposition Wksht Do it.

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