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Discovering Hawk Mountain: A Fun Rock-Hiking Adventure for All Ages!

Join Hawkimer Flyt and guide Jane on an exciting hike at Hawk Mountain! Strap on your boots and prepare to explore the diverse rocks in nature. From igneous formations like basalt and granite to sedimentary layers of limestone and shale, there’s a world of geology at your feet. Meet fellow explorers like George and learn how rocks metamorphose. This journey is not only educational but also packed with fun, rock-collecting adventures. Don’t forget to print out your new friends from the hike and color them in!

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Discovering Hawk Mountain: A Fun Rock-Hiking Adventure for All Ages!

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  1. HAWK MOUNTAIN ROCKS! CLICK PIC TO BEGIN THE HIK…err…HIKE

  2. Strap on your boots, get ready to walk, look up in the sky, and follow the hawk. I’m Hawkimer Flyt, soaring over your shoulders, follow me over these cobbles and boulders. First grab a snack, take a drink from the fountain, then it’s off to the rocks that we’ll find on Hawk Mountain.

  3. Jane is your tour guide today on the trail. She knows all the rocks from the slate to the shale. So pick up a rock, then look at it twice. There are big rocks and small rocks and rocks that are gneiss.

  4. This igneous rock, that the two of us found, is a rock that can form right under the ground. When it has time and is properly warmed, its beautiful crystals are properly formed. But when it is rushed, and cools over the land, it has no real crystals, and looks awfully bland.

  5. IGNEOUS ROCKS BASALT GRANITE RHYOLITE OBSIDIAN

  6. Sedimentary rock forms from the travel. It’s water that carries the silt and the gravel. No stopping the water, it heeds no impediment, then compacts these fragments, all the sand and the sediment.

  7. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ALLENTOWN LIMESTONE RED SANDSTONE SHALE BRECCIA

  8. Hey, it’s George that we meet today on the trail. What’s that you’ve got inside of your pail?

  9. “Well, if you take any rocks and then rearrange them, by baking or pressure which is able to change them, the rocks metamorphose and aren’t a garble.... Did you know that limestone can change into marble?”

  10. METAMORPHIC ROCKS GNEISS SCHIST SLATE QUARTZITE

  11. You’re wondering ‘boutigneous and metamorphic rocks too?Can sedimentary fragmentstravel straight from Peru?

  12. Well, go search Hawk Mountain, its borders are trimming with rocks and with boulders its trails are just brimming, with treasures you’ll find as you hike ‘long the way, on this your Hawk Mountain and rock climbing day!

  13. THE END (PRINT OUT THE FRIENDS YOU MET ON YOUR HIKE THEN COLOR THEM IN HOWEVER YOU LIKE…..) Text and Graphics designed by Julia Dweck jdweck.tripod.com

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