https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm What our beautiful world is made of :) en-us 2025-07-09 21:58:05 UTC 2025-07-10 00:55:47 UTC hello@padlet.com kyleedelvecchio https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm/wish/3515265108 Metamorphic rocks are most commonly formed when rock is exposed to high heat or high pressure. Common examples of this type of rock are marble, quartzite, and slate. The rocks do not melt, but they are often flat or folded. Then, these rocks slowly turn into a different type of rock.

]]> 2025-07-10 00:36:40 UTC https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm/wish/3515265108 kyleedelvecchio https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm/wish/3515282088 Igneous rocks are formed when molten lava cools and hardens. This can happen from the eruption of a volcano or below the Earth's surface. Magma, or lava, develops in these places due to the large amount of heat produced. The shape and texture of an igneous rock will vary based on the way the lava hardens.

]]> 2025-07-10 00:47:21 UTC https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm/wish/3515282088 kyleedelvecchio https://padlet.com/kyleedelvecchio/2avsrmew56f5xsxm/wish/3515291279 Sedimentary rocks are formed from other tinier rocks or minerals compacting over time. They are often found in different bodies of water causing a layered look in the rock. Common examples of this type of rock are limestone and sandstone.

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