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Rocks Rock!

What are Rocks? - Rocks are combinations of minerals stuck together. - Minerals (Rice Krispies) - Rocks (Rice Krispies Treats) Mineral Rock

Mono-mineralic Poly-Mineralic made of two or more minerals made of one mineral

Most Rocks Are Poly-mineralic

There are many different types of rocks… All rocks are classified based on how and what they are made of. - Like potatoes: mashed, baked, scalloped, etc. - Each come from a plain potato, but were made differently

Three Classifications of Rocks are: igneous sedimentary metamorphic

1. Igneous: made from cooled lava or magma. 2. Metamorphic: rocks change under high heat and pressure. 3. Sedimentary: when sediment is squeezed together.

There is no beginning or end to the Rock Cycle!

The Rock Cycle