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soildification is the the from ingnous rocks

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obsidian is a igneous rock

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Igneous rocks have many different ways to classify them such as Intrusive and Extrusive.

Sedimentary rocks also have many ways to classify them such as clastic, cystalline

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THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF ROCKS

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all rocks can change into any type of rock through the right process

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all rocks can change into any type of rock through the right process

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rocks arent as strong as trains
also they have 3 types

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metamorphic rocks are created by heat and pressure.
igneous rocks are created by melting and solidification.

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1 sedimentary are rocks together
2 I like rocks, they look cool

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there are 3 different types of rocks
heat an pressure make meteamorphic

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All rocks can change into another rock with a good process and time.

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The rock cycle is a natural process and each kind of rock can form or turn into another type of rock

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there are 3 different types of rocks. and the rocks are cool to learn

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SLATE AND MARBLE ARE METAMORFICCCCCCCCCCC

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1. sedimentary rocks are made from sediments which are tiny pebbles
2. Metamorphic rocks are formed from heat and pressure

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sedimentary rocks can form in many different ways. and every rock can become a differen
t rock

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The three types of rocks in the rock cycle are sedimentary, metamorphic, igneous.

The rock cycle gives us information about the rock

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1. igneous rocks are made by melting and solidification 2. sedimentary rocks are formed by weathering.

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the rock cycle is complicated

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i learned that rocks take time to form and the difference between the processes.

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Cementation and Compaction create sedimentary rocks

heating and pressure make metamorphic rocks

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Sedimentary rocks form from compacting and cementing
Igneous rocks form from solidification

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I learned that all rocks can turn into any other type of rock with time and the right process . i also learned weathring break down rocks into sand and rocks

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two pieces of information is that, there are three types of way that sedimentary could be formed. Another thing is that obsidian is the only felsic rock that is dark.

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Pick one of the following activities to complete. This will take between 15 minutes

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1. Find the rock cycle word list
2. Practice the words by completing flashcards, game, or filter words using learn
3. Complete a test
4. Submit to quizlet for a score

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The security system for this website has been triggered. Completing the challenge below proves you are a human and gives you temporary access.

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1. Using your notes and ESRT, complete the gimkit
2. Use the code: 78436

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Gimkit is a game show for the classroom that requires knowledge, collaboration, and strategy to win. Get started for free!

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1. Using your notes and your ESRT, complete the quizizz quiz.
2. Quiz #359233
3. If your score is below 80%, try it again - use your NOTES or review vocab in quizlet
4. If you do not reach the limit in 15 minutes, please stop and move to level 2.

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Pick one of the following activities to complete. This will take between  20 minutes

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1. Log into the rock classification gizmo
2. Classify the rocks into the top chart.
3. Press status to make sure your  choices are classified correctly.
4. Complete the bottom 5 questions and submit to the program for checking.

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1. Log into edpuzzle
2. Find the rock cycle video
3. Watch the video and complete all the questions

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1. Open a new word document
2. Create a story about "Rocky" as he/she travels through the rock cycle.
3. "Rocky" should begin as an igneous rock formed from magma or lava
4. Be descriptive using key words as "Rocky" moves through the rock cycle.
5. You must visit each rock type at least one time.
6. Turn in to schoology

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Check out the other activities you could have picked.

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1. Go to OneNote
2. Open up unit 2, find Rock Cycle Matching
3. Drag the terms on the second page to the correct rock type on page 1

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Check IC to see if all of your labs are turned in

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1. Add a comment above. Your comment should include two things you learned today relating back to the learning target.
2. Read comments from 3 other students and "like" it if their comment includes correct information.