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Great project after students have learned about slow changes on earth. This product can be used to assess students’ knowledge of the processes of weathering, erosion, and deposition. Included: -Directions sheet for project -Example project -Project implementation idea -Rubric for grading

A one page informational reading passage about the three major types of rocks- sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic. Reading questions worksheet is included.

A one page informational reading passage about the rock cycle. The passage walks students through a rock cycle diagram to give them a better understanding of the process. Reading questions worksheet is included.

This resource is for teachers who use the Macmillan-McGraw Hill curriculum for teaching Science. This pack contains notes pages that outline each lesson of Chapter 3- Rocks and Minerals. Each page of notes provides questions for students to answer as they read each lesson. Additionally, at the end of every set of notes a critical thinking question is given to help students synthesize the lesson and provide them with an opportunity to apply what they have learned. Chapter 3 Rocks and Minerals N

Get your students to review the physical properties scientists use to identify minerals! Students will review the properties of color, luster, streak, cleavage, and hardness. This bump game is engaging, simple to play, and a great way to get your students to have some fun learning. Included in this download: - Game board - Instructions - Answer Key

This is a very simple quiz to test students' knowledge about weathering and erosion. The quiz includes fill in the blank, true or false, and one short response. An answer key is included.

This mineral study booklet contains 12 mini pages for students to take notes during their learning of minerals. Students will define what a mineral is, as well as everyday uses of minerals. Additionally, students will define and provide examples for the 5 physical properties scientists use to identify minerals. The end of the booklet allows students to write down a reflection of what they have learned about minerals. This product can be used with the 4th Macmillan/McGraw-Hill textbook series.

This two page activity incorporates writing in science! Students will investigate the physical properties of a mineral. They will observe and record their mineral's color, luster, cleavage, and hardness. Using the information they gathered, students will write a descriptive paragraph detailing their mineral's properties. Included: -Investigation worksheet -Paragraph worksheet -Materials/Lesson Idea Page

A two page note taking worksheet to be used with the Macmillan-McGraw-Hill 4th grade science textbook. These notes outline Chapter 3 Lesson 2, Igneous Rocks. These notes can be used in class or as homework!