Rocks in a Bag #1 Name: _______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ In bag #1 you will find three rocks, one representing each type of rock. Use your knowledge of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks to classify each rock. Write down your guess and evidence below. Rock Type Rock # Team Guess Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic #2 In bag #2 you will find two igneous rocks. One rock is intrusive-igneous and the other is considered extrusive-igneous. Use your knowledge of how igneous rocks are formed to determine the classification for both of these igneous rocks. Igneous Rock # Classification Team Guess Intrusive Extrusive Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # #3 In bag #3 you will find four sedimentary rocks. Each of these rocks is unique in their formation. Use your critical thinking skills and the knowledge of sedimentary rocks to determine how each one of these four rocks was formed. Sedimentation Formation Rock # Team Guess Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # This rock has pieces of plants and/or animal fossils cemented together This rock is called conglomerate, because of the large chunks of different loose particles cemented together This sedimentary rock formed as an evaporate. This sedimentary rock was formed under great heat and pressure. It is evident by the condensed layering. #4 In bag #4 you will find four metamorphic rocks. This type of rock is classified at foliated or non-foliated. Use your vocabulary knowledge to determine which two rocks in the bag are foliated, and which two are non-foliated. Metamorphic Rock # Classification Team Guess List 2 foliated metamorphic rocks List two nonfoliated metamorphic rocks Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # Rocks in a Bag #1 In bag #1 you will find three rocks, one representing each type of rock. Use your knowledge of igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks to classify each rock. Write down your guess and evidence below. Rock Type Rock # Team Guess Igneous Sedimentary Metamorphic #2 Name: ___________Answer Key_______ ______________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # Unified grey color Small crystal grains (cooled fast) Can see the luster of very small mineral grains Looks like it is made out of sand particles Can see obvious horizontal layers Visual bands of pink tones Slight banding of grey and brown tones Large chunks of garnet crystals Looks like a mix of two different types of rocks 8 Basalt 2 Banded Sandstone 5 Garnet Shist In bag #2 you will find two igneous rocks. One rock is intrusive-igneous and the other is considered extrusive-igneous. Use your knowledge of how igneous rocks are formed to determine the classification for both of these igneous rocks. Igneous Rock # Classification Team Guess Intrusive Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Extrusive 2 distinct colors (black and white) Can see different large crystal grains (Cooled slowly) Crystal grains has shiny luster that reflects light. Small crystal grains (cooled fast) Unified tan color Possible gas bubbles Low density Correct Name of Sample Rock # 4 Anorthosite 11 Tuff #3 In bag #3 you will find four sedimentary rocks. Each of these rocks is unique in their formation. Use your critical thinking skills and the knowledge of sedimentary rocks to determine how each one of these four rocks was formed. Sedimentation Formation Rock # Team Guess Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection Correct Name of Sample Rock # This rock has pieces of plants and/or animal fossils cemented together This rock is called conglomerate, because of the large chunks of different loose particles cemented together This sedimentary rock formed as an evaporate. Visual indentations of shells and plant particle 10 Fossil Limestone Looks like the pebbles have been glued or stuck together Made of gravel and sand particles 1 Conglomerate Translucent suggesting made from evaporation. Has the luster of halite Resembles salt 14 Rock Salt This sedimentary rock was formed under great heat and pressure. It is evident by the condensed layering. Visual highly condensed layers a result of extreme pressure 7 Oil Shale #4 In bag #4 you will find four metamorphic rocks. This type of rock is classified at foliated or non-foliated. Use your vocabulary knowledge to determine which two rocks in the bag are foliated, and which two are non-foliated. Metamorphic Rock # Classification Team Guess List 2 foliated metamorphic rocks Write in bullet points your evidence and reasoning for your selection List two nonfoliated metamorphic rocks Banding of mica, quartz, and feldspar Wavy lines of alternating colors Correct Name of Sample Rock # 1 Gneiss 3 Mica Schist Small muscovite bands, layered with flakes of muscovite or biotite. Visual banding of two different colors 12 Unified color (white) #12 Unified color (green) #11 No banding of colors 11 Marble Serpentinite