Rock cycle drawing

A set of 2 free printable rock cycle posters for kids learning the foundations of Earth Science. Ideal for revision, display or learning.

The Rock Cycle Completed Worksheet

Description For my Science Class, we had to make an illustration of the Rock Cycle. It looked muck better on paper, oh well. Let me know if you want something explained or can't read my messy hand-writing, I would be happy to help.

During our rock and geode collecting field trips, we'd wondered how rocks were formed, and so we began to learn more about the rock cycle through kid-friendly videos, projects, and snacks.

What is the rock cycle – learn the facts about how it works, its process, stages, and importance to earth described using examples and simple labeled picture

Rachael M.Ed Science Teacher on Instagram: "More rocks!! I had a lot more fun than I expected when making these charts. Rocks, and drawing them, are seriously underrated. Do your students feel the same? I’ve grown an appreciation for rocks since being in high school and love seeing my daughter collect them ☺️so fun! . . #teacher #scienceteacher #earthscience #sketchnotes #doodlenotes #interactivenotebooks #anchorcharts #tpt #iteachscience"

This listing is for my Rock Cycle watercolor pdf. While my daughter and I were studying rocks, I put this piece together for something to help us both learn how different rocks are formed. Perfect for home school, your favorite rock collectors and enthusiasts or a nature bag. PDF only (if you would like print options, please message me).

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The purpose of this lesson is to introduce students to the basic elements of our Earth's crust: rocks, soils and minerals. They learn how we categorize rocks, soils and minerals and how they are literally the foundation for our civilization. Students also explore how engineers use rocks, soils and minerals to create the buildings, roads, vehicles, electronics, chemicals, and other objects we use to enhance our lives.