SC06 - Unit 3 - Lesson - Game 01

You can often see crystals in this rock because the minerals cooled slowly.

This rock looks similar to granite but has stripes or bands of crystals caused by heat and pressure.

The rock forms when magma or lava cools and becomes solid.

This rock is made from the shells of sea animals that sank to the sea floor.

This type of rock forms from magma deep underground; you can see different coloured crystals such as quartz, feldspar, and mica.

This rock often contains fossils of plants or animals.

This rock can be formed from limestone when it is heated and becomes shiny.

The rock forms in layers from small pieces of other rocks stuck together.

This rock forms from shale under great pressure and is used for roof tiles.

This rock changes because of heat or pressure deep under the Earth’s surface.