1. Friday Starting Line
Directions: Enter the classroom, log onto Blackboard and click on the Starting Line for today. Answer the questions below on the Google Form. You have 4 minutes to do this.
Get out your Rock Packets and turn to Page 2.
What are the 4 steps/processes that form sedimentary rocks?
What are the 3 types of sedimentary rocks?
Define stratification.

2. Friday Starting Line
Directions: Enter the classroom, log onto Blackboard and click on the Starting Line for today. Answer the questions below on the Google Form. You have 4 minutes to do this.
Get out your Rock Packets and turn to Page 2.
Weathering and Erosion, Transportation, Deposition, Compaction/Cementation
Chemical, Organic/Biological, Clastic
Define stratification: Layers of rock

3. Announcements Homework Check: Packet due on Monday!
Mineral Lab #2 (from 9/15) Make-Up Days:
Test over Rocks and Minerals on 9/29!
That is next week on Thursday!

4. Earth and Space Science
Unit 2: Minerals and Rocks
Daily Objective:
I can describe the properties of metamorphic rocks and their uses.

5. Properties-Not Pictured in Book#4 #3 #6

6. Notebook Notes
Directions: In your document, write the following information in this order on the LEFT SIDE.
(Your Name)
Mr. Swisher
Earth and Space Science _____ (Period)
9/23/2016

7. Notebook Notes
Directions: In your document, write the following information in this order in the CENTER in BOLD.
6.4: Metamorphic Rocks

8. Metamorphic Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks are rocks made from existing rocks changed by heat, pressure, or chemicals.

9. Formation of Metamorphic Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks form by a process called metamorphism.
Metamorphism: Heat, pressure, or chemicals change one type of rock to another
Contact: Metamorphism that occurs when rocks come into contact with magma
Regional: Metamorphism that occurs over large areas due to heat and pressure

10. Types of Metamorphic Rocks
There are 2 types of metamorphic rocks.
Foliated Rocks have minerals arranged in bands (lines) in them.
But, these bands can cause these rocks to break easily!
Example: Gneiss, Schist, Slate

11. Types of Metamorphic Rocks
There are 2 types of metamorphic rocks.
Nonfoliated Rocks do not have minerals arranged in bands (lines) in them.
These are much stronger rocks!
Example: Marble, Quartzite

12. Real Life Earth Science

13. Worksheet Time
Directions: Using your notes from today, complete the rest of the packet/all of the packet (Pages 1-4). This is due on Monday, 9/26!

14. Lab Time Tips: Do NOT eat or throw the candy!
Rough/Smooth = Overall feel
Density = How compact it is?
Think: Air bubbles or no?
Different Parts: Is it all made of the same thing (materials) or no?
Layers = Clear divisions (like a layer cake)
Bands = lines, easy to pull apart
The candy is NOT a perfect representation of the rocks…but it is close, so use your reasoning skills.