Geology

Help students grasp weathering, erosion, and deposition with this engaging triorama activity. Guide students in filling out the notes on the pages, have them color, and then assemble the weathering, erosion, and deposition triorama activity.Students enjoy projects that are more of a craftivity, giving them that hands on feel. They will enjoy getting to color and build the triorama after filling in their notes.These are great to display in the classroom after they are done.Whats Included in...

Using a mini-size Snickers or Milky Way candy bar, students learn about the three types of rocks by simulating their formation. A great introductory activity for a Rocks & Soil unit! Includes: Three Informational Posters (one for each type of rock) Lab Sheets (2 pages) Teacher Directions page A great hands-on way to introduce the three types of rocks and how each is formed! Requires only cheap and easy to find materials! Enjoy!

Rocks and The Rock Cycle Task Cards

The Rock Cycle: Modeling the Rock Cycle with StarburstsThis activity is a perfect follow up for a class who has just been introduced to the rock cycle. You will need starbursts (or other fruit chews of multiple colors) and plastic sandwich bags. Students begin with 'sediments' which they turn into a sedimentary rock, apply heat and pressure to turn it into a metamorphic rock, and then you (the teacher) will need to take them home to turn them into igneous rocks. All teacher directions...

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Make Earths transformations hands-on and unforgettable!This Rock Cycle Spinner Wheel is a fun and engaging way for students to explore the natural journey of rocks through the three major types: Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic.With arrows that show processes like melting, erosion, and heat/pressure, this craft reinforces concepts visually and kinesthetically all while strengthening fine motor skills and creativity.Perfect for Earth Science units, early finishers, or interactive...

Rock cycle spinner

Simple picture drawing explaining the life cycle of a rock

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Don't know how to teach kids about volcanoes? I've compiled a lot of resources, and helpful links. Plus, don’t miss the free 'Parts of a Volcano Worksheet' to enhance your exploration.

Whether you're new to lapbooking and are trying to get an idea of what minibooks are or whether you're an old hand at lapbooking and want some fresh ideas, welcome to the minibook gallery! Browse the images for some creative inspiration. Follow...