| 4th Grade Rocks and Minerals
 
    
	
	
    
	
		
			Minerals are the building blocks of	
				   
		
			
			Minerals are the building blocks of 
 
			rocks 
   
		
			What makes rocks different from each other?	
				   
		
			
			What makes rocks different from each other? 
 
			They are made up of different minerals 
   
		
			How shiny or dull a mineral is	
				   
		
			
			How shiny or dull a mineral is 
 
			luster 
   
		
			The way a mineral splits	
				   
		
			
			The way a mineral splits 
 
			cleavage 
   
		
			What are the building blocks of minerals?	
				   
		
			
			What are the building blocks of minerals? 
 
			elements 
   
		
			Rock that cools above the earth's surface is called	
				   
		
			
			Rock that cools above the earth's surface is called 
 
			lava 
   
		
			Rock that cools below the earth's surface is called	
				   
		
			
			Rock that cools below the earth's surface is called 
 
			magma 
   
		
			When magma cools below the earth's surface an_______igeous rock is formed.	
				   
		
			
			When magma cools below the earth's surface an_______igeous rock is formed. 
 
			intrusive 
   
		
			When lava cools and hardens above the earth's surface, it's called an_________igneous rock.	
				   
		
			
			When lava cools and hardens above the earth's surface, it's called an_________igneous rock. 
 
			extrusive 
   
		
			If lava cools in a few hours, what will the size of the crystals be like?	
				   
		
			
			If lava cools in a few hours, what will the size of the crystals be like? 
 
			small 
   
		
			What are sediments?	
				   
		
			
			What are sediments? 
 
			tiny particles of rock, or minerals or plants or bones or shells 
   
		
			How is new sedimentary rock formed.	
				   
		
			
			How is new sedimentary rock formed. 
 
			particles settle in layers...they are pressed and sqeezed together 
   
		
			Limestone often contains 	
				   
		
			
			Limestone often contains  
 
			shells, bones, plants, fossils 
   
		
			Conglomerateis is formed from	
				   
		
			
			Conglomerateis is formed from 
 
			larger rocks 
   
		
			What is the same about all sedimentary rock?	
				   
		
			
			What is the same about all sedimentary rock? 
 
			made of sediment, deposited by water, turned to stone 
   
		
			Metamorphic rocks are formed from other rocks by_____and________deep inside the earth 	
				   
		
			
			Metamorphic rocks are formed from other rocks by_____and________deep inside the earth  
 
			heat and pressure 
   
		
			Gneiss is formed when ________is heated under great pressure.	
				   
		
			
			Gneiss is formed when ________is heated under great pressure. 
 
			granite 
   
		
			Shale turns into	
				   
		
			
			Shale turns into 
 
			slate 
   
		
			Sometimes minerals get rearranged and pressed into	
				   
		
			
			Sometimes minerals get rearranged and pressed into 
 
			thin layers 
   
		
			Slate feels_________because of its small crystals.	
				   
		
			
			Slate feels_________because of its small crystals. 
 
			smooth 
   
		
			Slate is a metamorphic rock that is used for	
				   
		
			
			Slate is a metamorphic rock that is used for 
 
			tiles  walkways rock walls 
   
		
			Limestone is used to make	
				   
		
			
			Limestone is used to make 
 
			chalk 
   
		
			Pumice is an igneous rock used for	
				   
		
			
			Pumice is an igneous rock used for 
 
			cleaning 
   
		
			Native Americans used obsidian to make	
				   
		
			
			Native Americans used obsidian to make 
 
			arrows 
   
		
			Why is the State Capitol building made from granite?	
				   
		
			
			Why is the State Capitol building made from granite? 
 
			strong, hard, comes in variety of colors 
   
		
			The moon has inactive volcanoes but no wind or running water.  What kinds of rocks might you expect to find on the moon?   
		
			
			The moon has inactive volcanoes but no wind or running water.  What kinds of rocks might you expect to find on the moon? 
 
			Igneous rocks   
		
        	
                 
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