Pictionary

Mineral and Rocks
Lesson 1: What are minerals?
Mineral: Natural nonliving solid crystals that makes up rocks.

Color: Is what scientist use to classify minerals.

Streak: Is the color of thepower that minerals leaves.

Luster: The way the minerals.

Hardness: Is a test that find out how easily it can be scratched.

Cleavage: Is the property of a mineral.

Lesson 2: How aresedimentary rocks formed?
Sediment: Any Earth’s material that has been move from one place to another and laid down on the surface of Earth.

Sedimentary rock: Rock that forms when sediments are comentedtogether and harden.


Lesson 3: What are igneous and metamorphic rocks?
Igneous rock: Rock that forms from molten rock.

Metamorphic rock: Rock that has change as a result of heating andpressure.

Changes to Earth Surface
Lesson 1: How does Earth’s surface wear away?
Weathering: A gradual wearing away or changing of rock and soil.

Landform: A natural feature in earth’s surface.Lesson 2: How do weathered materials move?
Erosion: The moving pieces of soil or rock.

Landslide: A rapid downhill movement of large amount of rocks and soil.

Deposition: The laying down ofrock,soil,organic matter, or other material on the surface of Earth.

Avalanche: A rapid downhill of ice.



Lesson 3: How can earth’s surface change rapidly?
Volcano: A cone-shaped landformsthat sometimes releases hot rocks, gases, and ashes.

Fault: A brake or crack in earth where the rocks on one side have move relative to the rocks on the other side.

Earthquake: A shaking ofearth’s crust or lithosphere caused by sudden, shifting movements in the crust.

Epicenter: The point on earth´s surface directly above the focus of an earthquake.

Using natural resources?
Lesson 1:What are natural resources?
Solar Energy: The energy transformed from sunlight.

Humus: A dark brown part of soil that is made up of decomposed plants and animals.

Lesson 2: How are resources...