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Types of Rocks - Rock Cycle - Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic Rocks - Flocabulary

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What are the three types of rocks? How do they form? Find out with Flocabulary's educational hip-hop song and video.

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The Earth is Made of Rocks

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Rocks PPT

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Be A Rock Detective

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Rock Songs

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Types of Rocks Video for Kids

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Igneous Rocks

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Igneous Rocks video for kids by makemegenius.com

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Rocks Here, There, and Everywhere

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Rocks Here, There, and Everywhere

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Rocks & Minerals Song

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Nursery Rhymes Playlist for Children & Babies

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D. Geoffrey Bell - Composer of Choral and Instrumental Music

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Rocks & Minerals Song illustrated by kids

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A fun song about rocks and the rock cycle written for elementary school children, sung and illustrated by the Grade 3 students at Alex Munro School. Music and lyrics © 2011 D. Geoffrey Bell. Illustrations © 2014 by the individual students who created them.

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Sedimentary Rocks

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Sedimentary Rocks Video for kids by makemegenius.com

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Rock Talk

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Becoming Rocks

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Metamorphic Rocks

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Metamorphic Rocks video for kids by makemegenius.com

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Rocks SBL

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Our World: The Rock Cycle

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Our World: The Rock Cycle | Our World | NASA eClips

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NASA, NASA eClips, NIA, Our World, elementary, education, video, science, rocks, moon, cycle, igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary, Breccia, basalt, Apollo, volcanic, heat, weathering, change, environment

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BrainPOP - Animated Educational Site for Kids - Science, Social Studies, English, Math, Arts & Music, Health, and Technology

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WebQuest: Rocks & Minerals: A Quest For Knowledge

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A resource page for Educational Technology

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https://pmm.nasa.gov/education/sites/default/files/lesson_plan_files/Models%20of%20Land%20and%20Water%20TG.pdf

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Coal

ESSENTIAL QUESTION: Why is it important for us to save energy and study alternative energy sources?

Energy Efficiency
Here are some ideas for helping your students use energy efficiently: Other Ideas:
The cheapest and cleanest energy is that which is never generated and used. A 2007 study conducted by Central Electric Power Cooperative, the wholesale power aggregator for South Carolina's electric cooperatives, showed that hundreds of megawatts of generation can be avoided through improved efficiency. Avoiding use means that less generation of any kind must be constructed and operated.

Make energy efficiency behavior charts where the children can put a check mark every time they do something to save energy. For instance, put a line on the chart for a family bike ride instead of a car ride, or remembering to turn off a light switch when leaving a room. Other ideas include asking parents to turn down the thermostat a few degrees and taking short showers instead of baths.
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Create energy-saving posters to post at home or at school illustrating ways people can save energy in their homes or at school, such as turning out the lights or using energy-efficient light bulbs.

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ESSENTIAL QUESTION: Why is it important for us to save energy and study alternative energy sources? Here are some ideas for helping your students use energy efficiently: Other Ideas: The cheapest and cleanest energy is that which is never generated and used.