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Tuesday, December 6 th

Tuesday, December 6 th. 3 Types of Rocks The Rock Cycle. Homework Packet. This is due on: Wednesday, Dec. 14 th We will correct it in class – no late credit will be given. Igneous Rocks. Draw this picture in the top section of your notebook:. Igneous Rocks.

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Tuesday, December 6 th

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  1. Tuesday, December 6th 3 Types of Rocks The Rock Cycle

  2. Homework Packet This is due on: Wednesday, Dec. 14th We will correct it in class – no late credit will be given.

  3. Igneous Rocks Draw this picture in the top section of your notebook:

  4. Igneous Rocks Draw this picture in the top section of your notebook:

  5. Igneous Intrusive or Extrusive? Intrusive – Cooled INSIDE the Earth. Shows crystal formation Extrusive – Cooled quickly on the Surface of Earth. No crystals 

  6. Sedimentary Rocks Draw this picture in the middle section of your notebook:

  7. Sedimentary Rocks Draw this picture in the middle section of your notebook:

  8. Sedimentary Clastic Organic Chemical

  9. Metamorphic Rocks Draw this picture in the bottom section of your notebook:

  10. Metamorphic Rocks Draw this picture in the bottom section of your notebook:

  11. Metamorphic Foliated – Shows bands or layers Non-foliated – No banding or layers

  12. The Rock Cycle! Rocks don’t just “Appear” and “Disappear”. They change from one type to another. This is called the Rock Cycle!

  13. The Rock Cycle Here is the Rock Cycle in a little more detail.

  14. Put them all together… Work by yourself, or with one other person to create a poem (or song) about rocks and the rock cycle.

  15. Put them all together… Your final product needs 4 verses with 4 lines each and has to include information about: Igneous Rocks Sedimentary Rocks Metamorphic Rocks The Rock Cycle

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