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5 th Grade 3 rd Six Weeks Science Unit 4, Lesson 3 CScope Vocabulary Words

force a push or a pull fuerza jalar o empujar

clues hints of information that helps someone clave información insinuada que ayuda a alguien

cycle a continuous process that repeats over and over ciclo un proceso continuo que se repita varias veces

erosion the carrying away of materials from one place to another by ice, wind, or water erosión acarear materia de un lugar a otro por medio de hielo, aire, o agua

extinct no longer in existence extinto que ya no existe

fossils the remains of any organisms for the past fósils restos o huellas de un organismo del pasado

igneous rock are formed from cooled magma. Magma is melted rock deep inside the Earth. Magma on the crust is called molten lava. roca ígnea son formadas de magma fresca. Magma es piedra derretida en el fondo de la Tierra. Magma en la corteza se llama lava fundida

metamorphic rock as a result form heat and pressure applied to sedimentary or igneous rocks roca metamórfica resultado de calor y presión aplicada a piedras sedimentarias y ígnea

sedimentary rock are formed as sediments are pushed together or cemented by the weight of the water and layer soft sediment above it roca sedimentaria son formadas como sedimentaria son empujadas juntas o cementadas por el peso del agua y capas de sedimentaria suave arriba

sequence an event that happens in a specific order secuencia Un evento que ocurre en una orden especifica

superposition when items are stacked on top of one another,the layers on the bottom are older than the layer on top