This fact sheet outlines the processes involved in the formation of sedimentary rocks which are accompanied by diagrams illustrating each step.
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This worksheet asks students to use their knowledge of the formation of different rocks and the rock cycle to construct a story about how a rock is formed, describing the changes that happen to a rock as it changes from one type of rock to another. Educational Value Statement Students can apply their ...
This student worksheet can be used to reinforce student knowledge of the rock cycle. It provides them with an opportunity to create their own representation of the rock cycle utilise their knowledge of the rock cycle and the cut outs provided. Educational Value Statement Illustrates how ...
This guide provides two different tools that can be used in the identification of rocks using their physical features. Educational Value Statement Use an identification key to identify different types of rocks Use an identification chart to identify different types of rocks Examine and understand the ...
Outlines the difference between a rock and a mineral. Provides details of the three main rock types; igenous, metamorphic and sedimentary. Includes teachers’ notes. Australian Curriculum content statements Science: ACSSU153 (8); ACSSU075 (4) ...
This worksheet explains that rocks are made up of minerals and explains the different physical properties that can be used to identify different minerals. Students can test their knowledge of rocks and minerals by answering the questions provided on the last page. Educational Value Statement ...
This fact sheet provides a concise explanation of the rock cycle accompanied by a diagram that illustrates the different processes that take place in the rock cycle. Educational Value Statement Defines what the rock cycle is Explains how rocks are constantly changing and moving Illustrates how ...