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Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Entry Task: 1. What did you learn from creating your mineral project? 2. What do you learn from looking at other students’ projects?

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Rock Correlations Similarities and differences between North and Nankoweap canyons.

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Rock Correlations 1. Cut out the charts 2. Recycle scrap paper and return scissors 3. Get rulers, blank paper, and rock boxes

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Rock Correlations Set rock samples on one person’s chart. What do you notice about the rocks?

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Rock Correlations How do they line up?

Today’s Plan: -Rock observations -Reading -Rock correlations Learning Target: - I will learn about rock layers in the Grand Canyon. 9/30/09 Canyon Rocks #18 Rock Correlations Create Rock Correlation Chart You will need… -Blank paper -Ruler -Cut out rock charts -Tape or glue -Pencil

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. What does our model represent? How can we improve our conceptual model?

Today’s Plan: -Mineral Project Debrief -Rock Correlation 01/19/11 Rock Correlations#3 Learning Target: - I can create a model showing the rock layers in the Grand Canyon. Rock Correlation Label the rock names and types

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