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If It Can’t Be Grown- It Must Be Mined. They help to make or are part of almost everything we wear or use.

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2 If It Can’t Be Grown- It Must Be Mined.

3 They help to make or are part of almost everything we wear or use.

4 Minerals are made up of one or more elements. Elements are building blocks that group together to form different minerals.

5 Plants take what they need from the soil, and humans get minerals from the plants and animals we eat.

6 Minerals are divided into two groups, Pyrite Sulfur

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