Transcription of Post-Trip Activity: Making Sedimentary Rocks
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Post-Trip activity : Making Sedimentary Rocks INTRODUCTION In this experiment, students will learn about Sedimentary Rocks , how they are formed, and how they are classified. They will then make pieces of sandstone and conglomerate Rocks , and learn to compare and contrast the different types of rock. MATERIALS Classification Office supplies such as: erasers, pencils, paper clips, pens, rubber bands, paper, post -its, markers, alligator clips (binder clips), tape, ruler, measuring tape, highlighters, etc. Sedimentary Rocks such as: shale, sandstone, conglomerate, and other Sedimentary Rocks Making a Piece of Sandstone Dry Sand Cementing Solution (2 parts water to 1 part Epsom salt) Paper cups Making a Piece of Conglomerate Rock Shoebox Garbage bag Paper cups Sandwich baggies Dry Cement Dry Sand Water Rocks Making a Piece of Limestone Shoebox Garbage bag Paper cups Dry plaster Water Pieces of shells Once Rocks Are Dry (2-3 days later) Magnifying glass WHAT TO DO Classification 1.
Post-Trip Activity: Making Sedimentary Rocks INTRODUCTION In this experiment, students will learn about sedimentary rocks, how they are formed, and how ... Conglomerate rock is made of cemented round gravel. Coal is from plant material. These ... Make your own sandstone." Albert, Toni and Ling, George, 1994, Carson-Dellosa Publ, p. 40.
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