Rocking Rocks by Yr9PPS https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3 Explore the formation of rocks and then create your own rock. en-us 2018-10-31 10:55:45 UTC 2023-04-21 08:43:51 UTC hello@padlet.com PPSYr9Biology https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/300455810 Rocking Rocks]]> 2018-11-05 13:52:08 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/300455810 Francesca Christine G. Tamagos 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408702908
The rock that formed in the cup was a sedimentary rock. After observing it through a magnifying glass there were layers of sand on top and gravel at the bottom. The rock was a little bit soft and can crumble easily. Sedimentary rocks form after sand and gravel fuse together after drying. The sugar made it stick together. There were also small holes on the rock.]]> 2019-11-08 15:42:40 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408702908 Urvee Keswani Year 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408968655 I think the rock that formed by mixing sand, gravel, and sugar syrup is a sedimentary rock.  I added layers like a sediment to prepare this rock.  Under the magnifying glass I saw silver spots.  The rock is brown, flaky, and sticky.]]> 2019-11-09 07:26:27 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408968655 Essa Ayub https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408968898 I know the rock I formed was a sedimentary rock because sedimentary rocks have layers that include sand, sugar and gravel and the syrup helped it stick together to make sedimentary rock.
Science (Rocking Rocks)]]> 2019-11-09 07:29:22 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408968898 Rainier Josh M. Rodriguez 3-D rocking rocks https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408984980 I learned that a granite is a igneous rock an igneous rock are like obsidian pumice rhyolite and it is formed when lava or magma got dry it gets solid hard and that is how it forms.]]> 2019-11-09 10:47:22 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408984980 Aleena 3c shomil_21 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408986284 My observation is that I got a sedimentary rock because sedimentary rock is formed by lairs and I also did my expament by making different lairs the rock was bit soft n easily broken 
Thank you]]> 2019-11-09 11:02:45 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408986284 priarajen https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408988335 Sana Kaushik 3D ]]> 2019-11-09 11:26:33 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408988335 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408989256 Rital Hussein / 3-A]]> 2019-11-09 11:37:06 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408989256 Waleed Afridi 3d https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408993225 I observed that my rock is a sedimentary rock.  Thats because it formed layers of rock and sand. Sedimentary rocks are sandstone, limestone and chalk in layers Which is what i observed in my rock. ]]> 2019-11-09 12:22:39 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408993225 Alek David 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408995028
The rock cycle 

Magma cools down and form igneous rocks.
Then the igneous rocks break by wind,water and other forces  and become sedimentary rocks.
Then finally,when igneous or sedimentary rocks get heat and pressure by magma ,they turn into metamorphic rocks.


This is a rock cycle.]]> 2019-11-09 12:44:19 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/408995028 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409000048 Baher bassem 
I observed under magnifying glass the rock is sedimentary because it has layers from sand,gravel,suger and water mixed together made layers.]]> 2019-11-09 13:39:17 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409000048 Haya Mohamed 3A https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001299 The rock formed in the cup is sedimentary rock.
When observing it by a magnifying glass, there were different layers of sand and gravel with very small holes.
The sugar made the layers stick together. 
The rock formed is soft and fragile. ]]> 2019-11-09 13:50:28 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001299 Jared 3B eowynbelle0107 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001365 ROCK EXPERIMENT
The result of my experiment with the mixture of sand, gravel, water, and sugar formed into a rock. When using the magnifying glass, I saw different kinds of layers like sand layer and gravel layer. The water and sugar acts as a cement to harden the sand and gravel. ]]> 2019-11-09 13:51:09 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001365 Alliana 3C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001466 The experiment I made, produced a sedimentary rock.  A layering effect of sand and gravel can be observed and at the same time being held together by a transparent mineral which the sugar has created when it dried.  The rock was soft and easily broke down to pieces when I removed it from the cup. ]]> 2019-11-09 13:52:14 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001466 Zth Nthny Year 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001903 Observation: My rock formed into a sedimentary type of rock. The gravel and sand mixed together and added layers on top and bottom to form a sedimentary rock. The sugar and water act as the other minerals that hold them together.]]> 2019-11-09 13:56:00 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409001903 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409006891 Kaydee Fernando 3D]]> 2019-11-09 14:35:24 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409006891 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409008686 Caleb 3C]]> 2019-11-09 14:47:49 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409008686 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409009460 Francisco3B]]> 2019-11-09 14:53:46 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409009460 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409010214 Ayesha Waqas-3C 
 
I found that the make rock is a sedimentary rock. because I can see small particles of sand and pieces of Rocks composed with sugar paste and converted into hard rock.  
]]> 2019-11-09 14:59:44 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409010214 Name: Afizah Aftab Raza class:YR 3-D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409011583 When I was observing I was wondering which rock was it I found out it was a sedimentary rock because the sand the gravel and the sugar were layering on top of each other that's how I knew it was a sedimentary rock.]]> 2019-11-09 15:08:51 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409011583 Shayne Harriet 3B sdgaddi https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409014661 2019-11-09 15:30:36 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409014661 Inaaya 3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409015948 I found out that a sedimentary rock is formed. It has layers of sugar, gravel and sand mixed together and forming a rock. 
Sugar crystals are holding sand and gravel particles together that is why it is a weak rock.]]> 2019-11-09 15:38:16 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409015948 Affan Atif - 3D affanatifansari https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409017658 My rock is a sedimentary rock with some sparkly bits 

The gravel, sand and the sugar acts like the layers of sediment. 

The rock I made looks like this              

]]> 2019-11-09 15:50:23 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409017658 Nichelle - 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409020906 My rock is a sedimentary rock. Because i made it with sand and gravel materials. Also i can see shiny sand particles.]]> 2019-11-09 16:11:19 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409020906 Ashley Therese - 3B felixleopold27 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409024127 The rock that I formed is a sedimentary rock. Sedimentary rocks are formed by layers of sand and gravel. The sugar and water mixture acts as a binder to hold the gravel and sand together. The sugar mixture crystallized when dried. I observed that the rock easily breaks when removed from the cup, same as normal sedimentary rocks which are fragile and easily broken.]]> 2019-11-09 16:31:42 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409024127 Michelle 3-c michellevisaac https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409024872 I know that the rock is a sedimentary because it gathered pieces of Grave, sugar and sand.]]> 2019-11-09 16:35:38 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409024872 Umar Ajwad 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025587 2019-11-09 16:40:14 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025587 Blair Francesca Valls 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025701  ]]> 2019-11-09 16:41:04 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025701 Umar 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025721 2019-11-09 16:41:15 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409025721 LANZO ACURANTES YR 3-D Based on the experiment, a sedimentary rock is formed.The sugar mixture held together the sand and the gravel to form into a sedimentary rock.Through the magnifying lens, I was able to see clearly and identify the layers of sand particles, pieces of gravel and the crystal sugar.I noticed too that the rock formed easily breaks. https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409026303

]]> 2019-11-09 16:45:30 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409026303 Minaal Suroor 3a shazlyjs https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409027407 This is my video on how I formed a rock!]]> 2019-11-09 16:54:50 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409027407 Bethany Hannah 3C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409029531 The rock that I formed is a sedimentary rock.
It is because I observed the layering of sand, gravel and the mixture of water and sugar. 
The water and sugar acted as a glue for the sand and gravel to form the rock.]]> 2019-11-09 17:12:38 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409029531 Marvayne Julia O. MACARANAS 3A jullie_macaranas312809 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409031206 EXPERIMENT ON ROCKS
Based on the experiment that we did I therefore conclude that the type of rock that was formed is sedimentary rock. Looking through the magnifying glass I could see  alternating layers of gravel, sand and sugar, that makes it a property of the said rock. It is soft and easily breaks. ]]> 2019-11-09 17:25:32 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409031206 Mikhaela Caballero 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409033123 I have found out that the experiment I made formed a sedimentary rock because the sand, gravel and the sugar and water mixture created solid layers of rock after a period of time. I have also observed through my magnifying glass that the sugar and water mixture combined the sand and gravel together. The sugar and water mixture became crystal-like in appearance and texture. I also observed that the rock had tiny holes in it and the sand and gravel got pressured by the sugar and water mixture.]]> 2019-11-09 17:40:50 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409033123 Edward Dylan 3D eyplaza https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409033384 Here’s my experiment video to show an example of how the Sedimentary Rock is formed.]]> 2019-11-09 17:43:15 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409033384 Clareety Bernize T. Maderazo (Yr. 3-A) https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409034685 A ROCK IN A CUP🥛

In my experiment, the materials used like the sand and gravel were cemented together by the help of the sugar solution.
In my conclusion, I was able to produce a sedimentary rock.
I have also observed that the type of sedimentary rock I have created looks like a Clastic rock, because clastic sedimentary rocks are composed of fragments, or clasts of pre-existing minerals and rock.

Also, my rock has easily been broken. 
]]> 2019-11-09 17:52:20 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409034685 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409036345 Qirat Ahmed 3D 
I made  a sediementry rock by adding a layer of sugar and water, then I added sand and gravel to the mix of sugar and water. Then I left the mixture for 2 days and it became a solid sediementry rock like in the picture. ]]> 2019-11-09 18:04:21 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409036345 Thenul Sanhiru 3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409040264 2019-11-09 18:31:07 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409040264 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409040289 Rock made in a cup
Kanaz 3c
I did an experiment to make a rock, for the experiment I used sand,gravel, sugar syrup and mixed them all well.
I let the mixture dry and then with the help of magnifying glass I found transparent substance mixed with soft parts and some holes around. The rock I made was a sedimentary rock.]]> 2019-11-09 18:31:18 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409040289 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409044118 Umme Abiha
3B

Result:
When I set the layers of water, sugar, gravel and soil, in 3 days it became a hard rock. When I observed closely it had layers of different types of particles which made it a sedimentary rock. 
I know this because we have learnt that weathered rock pieces settle at the bottom of streams, rivers or lakes and over years they get squeezed because of pressure and form sedimentary rocks.

]]> 2019-11-09 19:01:00 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409044118 Sedimentary Rock Making https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409047787 Lokavyaa Mata( Grade 3 A)
With the help of this experiment, I was able to understand how Sedimentary rocks are formed. ]]> 2019-11-09 19:30:48 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409047787 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409049238 aizah imran 3c                                                                   my rock is a sedimentary rock with some blue colour touch  when i use the megnifing glass i can easily see the sand n suger particals inside ]]> 2019-11-09 19:42:32 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409049238 hamdiyahhassan https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409060085 Hamdiyah hassan 3B

Observation:
Viewing rock through a magnifying glass reveals that:

  • It shows layers.
  • It is composed of tiny pieces of sand and gravels,held together using sugar syrup.
  • Consolidated into a compact form.

    Conclusion:
    Above observations proves that rock formed is “ sedimentary rocks”.
]]> 2019-11-09 20:59:08 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409060085 asimkz https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409060162 Syeda Zayna Kazmi 3B]]> 2019-11-09 20:59:48 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409060162 Mohammad Yousuf Khan 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409093315 I used small pieces of gravel, sand and sugar to make my rock. My rock was broken into small pieces called sediments, when I took it out. ]]> 2019-11-10 02:36:56 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409093315 Diana 3B https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409146900 This is my DIY sedimentary rock!]]> 2019-11-10 12:48:39 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409146900 Emmanuelle Rose Year3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409148881 2019-11-10 13:08:49 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409148881 M. Aariz Farhan 3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409155605 How to make a rock (part 1)]]> 2019-11-10 14:12:12 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409155605 M. Aariz Farhan 3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409155966 How to make a rock (part 2) ,the result is yet to be posted]]> 2019-11-10 14:15:37 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409155966 Josh Andrei Buan 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409186138 Gravel and sand mixture formed sedimentation.  When five teaspoons of sugar is dissolve in a teaspoon of water, super saturated sugar solution is formed.  Upon mixing it with sand and gravel and letting it dried it undergo the process of crystallization.  With the aid of head in the environment, sedimentary rock is formed.]]> 2019-11-10 17:31:25 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409186138 Macyleigh Jill Golosinda 3A https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409189523 I observed that it is a sedimentary rock because I could see sugar, gravel and sand particles inside the rock that were compiled on top of each other. The consolidated sediments or the ingredients have turned into rock by being compacted through the help of water and dissolved sugar.]]> 2019-11-10 17:50:43 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409189523 syeda hamna 3d https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409463886 The rock  i made is sedimentary as it contains gravel, sand and sugar mixture. Sedimentary rocks are types of rock that are formed by the accumulation or deposition of small particles and subsequent cementation of mineral or organic particles on the floor of oceans or other bodies of water at the Earth's surface. In my rock the cemented material is saturated solution of sugary water which hold them together.]]> 2019-11-11 14:15:35 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409463886 syeda hamna adnan 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409465646 sedimentary rock after two days]]> 2019-11-11 14:19:14 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409465646 Ethan 3C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409530177 After 2 days my rock looked like this. I have made a sedimentary rock because it was formed by the accumulation of gravel, sand and sugar. I observed different colors on the rock. This is because of the crystallization of the sugar. The texture is rough however it is not completely hard neither it is too soft. ]]> 2019-11-11 16:04:20 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409530177 azamanwar75 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409630170 Hibba Bint Azam 3D
Observing a rock 
When I observed the rock it had layers of sugar, sand and gravel. 
I think my rock is a sedimentary rock, because sedimentary rock have layers. It is soft so we can crumble it easily. 
As I observed in my rock, I could spot a dead leaf and a seashell. 
My rock had different colors like, white (sugar), grey (gravel), brown (sand) and red (dead leaf).
I observed that when I poured a bit of water, my rock absorbed the water inside itself. 
That is how I observed my rock. ]]> 2019-11-11 19:00:38 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409630170 azamanwar75 https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/409636876 Hibba Bint Azam 
3 D

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Observing my rock :
After two days of experiment,my rock became hard.It looks like a sedimentary rock. This rock is made with the sand,gravels and sugar mixture. 

I used magnifying glass to check my rock.I observed different colours on the rock. The rock is having different colours and is very hard.

As we know that this is an example of sedimentary rock,which is formed by the materials and weathered rock pieces when drop in the bottom of the lakes and rivers form sediments.

]]> 2019-11-12 17:58:12 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410129076 Davideck John D. Buniag 3A https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410519055 After 2 days of experiment, the outcome formed a sedimentary rock. It consist of sand, gravel and sugar water mixture.   It has layers, a little bit hard, but it is also soft at the same time. The color of the sedimentary rock is brown. I also noticed it looks crystallize and easy to break.

Here is how it looks like:

thank you


]]> 2019-11-13 12:50:01 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410519055 M. Aariz Farhan 3-C https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410596653 Results of my rock:
I made a sedimentary rock because it has layers of sediments, it is shiny, crystallization took place and is grey in color.]]> 2019-11-13 14:48:04 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410596653 Kalista Narag 3A kaye_narag https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410879493 2019-11-13 21:11:35 UTC https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/410879493 Navithu Yuthmika - 3D https://padlet.com/PPSYr9Biology/iev2pyny06s3/wish/419240260 After 2 days I realised that my rock had been formed into a sedimentary rock. The sedimentary rock is formed in various places like waterfalls, rivers and more. These carry dead plants and soil particles. When they are squashed the layers sink and after two days you can’t make a proper rock. It would take years I guess.
Thank you!


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