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Fourth Grade Science Vocabulary
GOAL
WORD
PAGE
DEFINITION
ASSOCIATED CONCEPTS
The learner will conduct investigations and use appropriate technology to build an understanding of the composition of rocks
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and minerals
C6
Naturally occurring substances that are
Rocks are made of minerals-the building
Mineral
neither plants nor animals-have own chemical blocks of rocks
composition
Identify minerals through their properties:
color, hardness, luster & streak color
C9
Formed from hot, molten rock material that
Molten rock underground=magma cools
Igneous rock
has cooled and harden
slowly=larger mineral grains-course texture
Molten rock above ground=lava cools more
quickly=small grains =fine texture or no
grains = volcanic glass
C10
Form from smaller bits of rock that become
Some are made of substances that were once
Sedimentary
pressed or cemented together in layers.
living; others form when minerals dissolve in
rock
lakes and rivers.
C12
Rock that has been changed by heat, pressure One type-pressure causes minerals to spread
Metamorphic
or both-before they were another type of rock out in bands-rocks can break along these
rock
bands into layers
Other types do not have bands nor break in
layers
Rock cycle
C13
Luster
Streak plate
C7
C7
Never-ending process by which rocks are
Diagram on C13
changed from one type into another.
Way light bounces off a rock
Streak from a mineral comes from rubbing the Streak tests are easy & helpful in mineral
rock gently but firmly on a streak plate (tool) identification. The streak is simply the color
of the powdered mineral.
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