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1 Classifying Rocks

2 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (Foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

3 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (Foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

4 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (Foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

5 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (Foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

6 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

7 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary SAND!
Stripes or bands of color Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells SAND!

8 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

9 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

10 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

11 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

12 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

13 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

14 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Layers (Foliation) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

15 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

16 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

17 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

18 Which is it? Metamorphic Igneous Sedimentary Stripes or bands of color
Same colored crystal Mica flakes (Gold or silver glitter) Igneous Glassy Gas Holes Different Color Crystals Sedimentary Pieces of other rock Fossils or shells

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