1. Three Types of Rocks

2. Label a diagram that depicts the three different rock types.

3. 3 TYPES OF ROCKS
IGENOUS
SEDIMENTARY
METAMORPHIC

4. IGNEOUS ROCKS
BALSALT
LAVA
OBSIDIAN
PERLITE

5. SEDIMENTARY AGATE LIMESTONE ASPHALT SHALE BRECCIA
BANDED IRON FORMATION
ASPHALT
SHALE
BRECCIA

6. METAMORPHIC

7. IGNEOUS ROCK WHAT IS A ROCK?
A rock is a mixture of certain minerals, volcanic glass, organic matter, or other materials.

8. CLASSIFICATION OF ROCKS
Rocks are classified according
to the way in which they are
formed. There are three types of rocks; igneous, sedimentary,
and metamorphic.

9. IGNEOUS ROCKS
Igneous rocks form when hot, molten earth materials cool and harden. Some form from lava.

10. INTRUSIVE OR EXTRUSIVE
Igneous rocks are intrusive or extrusive depending how they are formed. One way to further classify these rocks is by the magma from which they form.

11. FORMATION OF IGNEOUS ROCKS FROM LAVA
An igneous rock can form from basaltic, andesitic or granite magma.

12. TYPE OF MAGMA
The type of magma that cools to form an igneous rock is determines important chemical and physical properties of that rock.

13. EXAMPLES OF IGNEOUS ROCKS
Granite
Obsidian
Pumice

15. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sedimentary rocks are formed when bits of fragments of earth called sediments, are pressed together.

16. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sedimentary rocks form when bits or fragments of earth called sediments, are pressed or cemented together by earth’s processes. 75% of earth’s visual rocks are sedimentary rocks.

17. LAYERS OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sedimentary rocks are usually formed as layers. Layers are formed when trash is discomposed and when loses energy and deposits sand and other materials.

18. HOW DIFFERENT LAYERS ARE FORMED
Older layers of rocks are at the bottom from hundreds of thousands of years ago. Younger layers of rocks at the top are things that we deposit yesterday and today.

19. CLASSICATION OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sedimentary rocks are classified by their composition and by the manner in which they are formed. Sediments come from weathered and eroded igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks.

20. EXAMPLES OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS
Sandstone Silt
Clay Sand
Coal Gravel
Limestone (chalk) Rock Salt

22. They morph!! Metamorphic rocks are rocks that form from exiting rocks.

23. THREE WAYS ROCKS MORPH!
Rocks change when they are subjected to the intense heat associated with volcanoes or with bodies of magma.

24. THREE WAYS ROCKS MORPH!
Cont.
Rocks morph when they are exposed to intense pressures from overlying rocks and sediments.

25. THREE WAYS ROCKS MORPH!
Cont.
Rocks morph when hot, mineral- rich waters come into contact with rocks.

26. FOLIATED METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Foliated rocks form when mineral grains flatten and line up in parallel layers. Two examples are slate and gneiss.

27. EXAMPLES OF METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Gneiss
Marble
Slate
Schist

28. NONFOLIATED METAMORPHIC ROCKS
Layering does always occur in metamorphic rocks. The minerals grains grow and rearrange, however they do not form layers. The grains grow and interlockl like a jigsaw puzzle.