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All About Rocks: Edible Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks: forms when rock from inside the earth is heated and squeezed.
Edible Version: Give each student two pieces of unwrapped Starburst candy in a Ziploc bag. Tell the students to use their hands to generate heat and pressure to mold the two pieces of Starburst candy into one new "rock".
Igneous Rocks: forms when rock from inside the earth cools and hardens
Edible Version: Show students two different types of chocolate chips. Using Crockpot to represent deep inside the earth, melt the chocolate chips. After they are melted, spoon out small scoops and place on a plate. Set the plateson student desks and allow them to watch the "rock" cooland harden.
Sedimentary Rocks: form when bits of sand and stone are cemented together
Edible Version: Spread sugar cookie dough in the bottom of a pan. Tell students that the cookie dough represents sand. Then have children take turns sprinkling chocolate chips, sprinkles, etc. on top of the sand to represent small pieces of rocks and fossils. Bake the cookie/topping mixture to represent the "rock" being cemented together.
All About Rocks: Edible Rocks
Metamorphic Rocks: forms when rock from inside the earth is heated and squeezed.
Edible Version: Give each student two pieces of unwrapped Starburst candy in a Ziploc bag. Tell the students to use their hands to generate heat and pressure to mold the two pieces of Starburst candy into one new "rock".
Igneous Rocks: forms when rock from inside the earth cools and hardens
Edible Version: Show students two different types of chocolate chips. Using Crockpot to represent deep inside the earth, melt the chocolate chips. After they are melted, spoon out small scoops and place on a plate. Set the plateson student desks and allow them to watch the "rock" cooland harden.
Sedimentary Rocks: form when bits of sand and stone are cemented together
Edible Version: Spread sugar cookie dough in the bottom of a pan. Tell students that the cookie dough represents sand. Then have children take turns sprinkling chocolate chips, sprinkles, etc. on top of the sand to represent small pieces of rocks and fossils. Bake the cookie/topping mixture to represent the "rock" being cemented together.