Ms. Eaglestone planned a fun hands-on lesson about the rock cycle! Students started with two rocks (plasticine) broke them into sediments and then sandwiched the pieces together to create a new rock. What fun!
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Sunday, 13 December 2020
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
The Rock Cycle
Rocks Rock!
November 12th
Today in science we talked about the Rock Cycle! We learned many interesting facts about the rock cycle. We watched two short 4 minute video clips and then we went to the learner.org website to use the Interactive Rock Cycle. This is a very cool website that allows you to click on each stage in the rock cycle to learn more about that particular stage!
We then used the information that we learned to complete our own Rock Cycle pictures. This page is part of a larger Rocks and Minerals book that we are putting together.
November 12th
Today in science we talked about the Rock Cycle! We learned many interesting facts about the rock cycle. We watched two short 4 minute video clips and then we went to the learner.org website to use the Interactive Rock Cycle. This is a very cool website that allows you to click on each stage in the rock cycle to learn more about that particular stage!
We then used the information that we learned to complete our own Rock Cycle pictures. This page is part of a larger Rocks and Minerals book that we are putting together.
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| This is a picture from our Smart Board of the interactive Rock Cycle from the Learner.org website. Click on the link above, or from the main page to try it out! |
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