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formation
• What is a sedimentary rock?
• Pushing the paper towel together creates a bulge. What might this be in relation to the Earth?
• What happened after we added water?
Yummy rock time!
• Do NOT eat the candy until told to do so
• 1. Look at the cut side of the candy bar. Sketch the appearance of the cut side
• 2. Place a piece of wax paper underneath and above the candy.
• 3. Using your hands, flatten the candy bar
• 4. Reexamine the cut side of the candy bar and sketch it
Our results
• What did your candy look like before?
• What did your candy look like after you crushed it?
• What does the candy represent?
• Did your original sketch have layers?
• How does this activity describe the formation of metamorphic rocks?
• What would happen if we applied heat?
It’s getting hot in here!• Rocks undergo transformations
• Metamorphic=to change shape
• Meta=about itself
• Morph=to change shape
• Ic=about or pertaining to
• “About changing the shape of itself”
• If sedimentary and igneous rocks undergo high pressures and temperatures, they may be changed into metamorphic rocks
• Deep in the Earth
Metamorphic
• Contact Metamorphism• Heated by nearby magma
• Higher temperature rock composition change new rock with new minerals
metamorphic
• Regional Metamorphism• Pressure builds up in rocks
that is deep within the Earth
• Large pieces of Earth’s crust collide rock deformed and chemically changed by heat and pressure
foliated
• Foliated• Aligned grains of flat minerals
Gneiss is a foliated metamorphic rock that has a banded appearance and is made up of granular mineral grains.
It typically contains abundant quartz or feldspar minerals.
Non-foliated
• Non-Foliated• Mineral grains are not arranged in plains or
bands
Marble is a non-foliated metamorphic rock that is produced from the metamorphism of limestone.
It is composed primarily of calcium carbonate.
Matching card game
• Each group will receive one card
• First group will be told to read their card aloud
• Each card has an answer and a question
• Read the question aloud; a different group has the answer on their card. They will raise their hands, say the answer, and ask their question, etc.