Sorting Rocks
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Sorting Rocks
Sedimentary, Igneous,
and Metamorphic
Rocks
Sedimentary Rocks
Wind
and water break rocks into
small pieces.
The small pieces settle at the
bottom of rivers and oceans.
These layers of sediment harden to
form sedimentary rocks.
Sedimentary Rocks
Sandstone
Limestone
Shale
conglomerate
Igneous Rocks
Melted
rock called magma is deep
within the earth. When magma
comes up through the openings in
the Earth’s crust, it is called lava.
Lava cools to form hard, igneous
rocks
Igneous Rocks
Granite
basalt
Obsidian
pumice
Metamorphic
Rocks
Heat and pressure deep inside the
Earth can cause igneous and
sedimentary rocks to change.
Rocks that are changed are called
metamorphic rocks.
Metamorphic Rocks
Slate
marble
Schist
gneiss
Sorting the Rocks
Sedimenta
ry
Igneous
Metamorp
hic
Sandstone
Granite
Slate
Limestone
Basalt
Marble
Shale
Obsidian
Schist
Conglomerate
Pumice
gneiss
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Sedimentary Rocks
What
are they? (definition)
1 example rock name and picture
Igneous Rocks
What
are they? (definition)
1 example rock name and picture
Metamorphic Rocks
What
are they? (definition)
1 example rock name and picture