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Crystals! Photo credit: www.esotericonline.net

Crystals are actually just an arrangement of other materials!

Minerals are often arranged in a crystalline form, which means that they are crystals!

An example of this is a snowflake or an ice crystal!! Crystals form when molecules and liquid grow together due to a temperature change. An example of this is a snowflake or an ice crystal!! Photo Credit: photo.accuweather.com

Crystals often form when lava reaches air temperature and cools! What kind of rock does this form? Photo Credit: vimeo.com

Other times, crystals are formed when minerals in a rock change temperature!

All photos are taken from clip art unless otherwise specified and cited. Slide One: Crystal photo taken from http://api.ning.com/files/gXIEIxgLTn*qNNhCiECR- RF33JkR6FKyzh29v0OCOCSMlg5R9IVeA8Qvu*39wlfgm iSkJG0pTBQ9XVyC3g3Tf4wdjPhmWiar/crystals.jpg Slide Four: Snowflake photo taken from http://photo.accuweather.com/photogallery/2011/ 3/500/068337a86.jpg Slide Five: Lava photo taken from http://b.vimeocdn.com/ts/608/156/60815628_640. jpg Photo References