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Rocks : let's investigate /

By: Owen, Ruth, 1967- [author.].
Contributor(s): Dobney, Victoria, 1990- [author.].
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookSeries: Owen, Ruth, Science essentials: Publisher: Minneapolis, Minnesota : Ruby Tuesday Books, 2021Description: 32 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781788561839 (library binding).Subject(s): Rocks -- Juvenile literature | Geochemical cycles -- Juvenile literature | Fossils -- Juvenile literature | Petrology -- Juvenile literatureDDC classification: 552
Contents:
Our rocky world rocks! -- What are rocks made of? -- Igneous rocks -- Sedimentary rocks -- Metamorphic rocks -- The rock cycle -- Be a geologist -- Dinosaurs in rocks -- Antarctic fossils -- Mary Anning: the fossil finder -- What is soil made of? -- Rocks in our world.
Summary: "All around us Earth's rock cycle is in action. Wind and rain turn rocks to sand; dead leaves mix with rock particles to make soil; over millions of years, layers of sand and soil turn to sedimentary rock; beneath our feet in Earth's crust, extreme heat and pressure create metamorphic rocks; while lava bursts from volcanoes and cools to become igneous rock. This in-depth look at rocks and fossils gives students the chance to carry out investigations such as examining rock properties, building a rock cycle model, and even creating their own fossils." --
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552/OWE (Browse shelf) Available 018802

Includes index.

Our rocky world rocks! -- What are rocks made of? -- Igneous rocks -- Sedimentary rocks -- Metamorphic rocks -- The rock cycle -- Be a geologist -- Dinosaurs in rocks -- Antarctic fossils -- Mary Anning: the fossil finder -- What is soil made of? -- Rocks in our world.

"All around us Earth's rock cycle is in action. Wind and rain turn rocks to sand; dead leaves mix with rock particles to make soil; over millions of years, layers of sand and soil turn to sedimentary rock; beneath our feet in Earth's crust, extreme heat and pressure create metamorphic rocks; while lava bursts from volcanoes and cools to become igneous rock. This in-depth look at rocks and fossils gives students the chance to carry out investigations such as examining rock properties, building a rock cycle model, and even creating their own fossils." --

Ages 8-12.

Grades 3 to 6.

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