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1 Sedimentary Rocks (pages 102–106)

2 Objectives 1. Describe how sedimentary rocks form.
2. List and describe the three major types of sedimentary rocks.

3 Sediment Erosion Deposition Compaction Cementation Clastic rock
Word wall write these down! Sediment Erosion Deposition Compaction Cementation Clastic rock Organic rock Chemical rock

4 Question 1 How do sedimentary rocks form?

5 erosion deposition compaction cementation
Objective 1 Most sedimentary rocks are formed through a series of processes: erosion deposition compaction cementation

6 Sediment is the particles that make up sedimentary rock.
Objective 1

7 Sediment may include pieces of rock, shell, or bone.
Objective 1

8 Most sediment comes from erosion
Most sediment comes from erosion. In erosion, moving water, wind, or ice loosens and carries away pieces of rock. Objective 1

9 When the moving water, wind, or ice slows down, it drops the sediment
When the moving water, wind, or ice slows down, it drops the sediment. This is called deposition. Objective 1

10 Layers of sediment build up over millions of years
Layers of sediment build up over millions of years. Newer layers press down on older layers. Objective 1

11 This squeezes the sediment together. The squeezing is called compaction.
Objective 1

12 Let’s compact a piece of bread and see what happens!
Experiment Let’s compact a piece of bread and see what happens! Objective 1

13 Water seeps between sediment particles
Water seeps between sediment particles. Dissolved minerals in the water form crystals. Objective 1

14 The crystals “glue” the sediment particles together
The crystals “glue” the sediment particles together. This is called cementation. Objective 1

15 Rock Cycle

16 ? Small, solid pieces of material that come from rocks or living things are called sediment

17 ? Circle the letter of the process that loosens and carries away pieces of rock. a. compaction b. erosion c. deposition

18 List three forces that can carry sediment.
b. _______________ c. _______________ Running water Wind Ice

19 ? Deposition Cementation

20 Objective 2 There are three major groups of sedimentary rocks: clastic rocks, organic rocks, and chemical rocks.

21 Sedimentary rocks are classified by the kind of sediments they are made of.
Objective 2

22 Clastic rock is made of rock particles
Clastic rock is made of rock particles. The particles can be tiny or huge. Objective 2

23 Sandstone is clastic rock. Sandstone is made of particles of sand.
Objective 2

24 Organic rock is made of the remains of plants and animals
Organic rock is made of the remains of plants and animals. “Organic” means alive or once living. Objective 2

25 Limestone is organic rock. Limestone is made of bones and shells.
Objective 2

26 Chemical rock is made of dissolved minerals that came out of solution and formed crystals.
Objective 2

27 Rock salt is chemical rock
Rock salt is chemical rock. Rock salt forms when a solution evaporates and leaves behind crystals of halite. “Natural Crystal Mine – Pakistan” Objective 2

28 ? Organic rock Chemical rock

29 ? The kind of sedimentary rock that forms from bones and shells is The kind of sedimentary rock that forms from particles of sand is limestone sandstone

30 EXIT TICKET


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