Lesson 3.5

Grade : 6°
Section : "A - B"
Date : April 29th to May 3rd
Subject : Science
Unit III " Our Fascinating Earth"
Contents: Lessons 3.5 "Fiery rocks"


Teacher: Mrs. Zulma de Ventura

​Liceo Cristiano Reverendo Juan Bueno San Benito

WARM UP

BIBLE VERSE

LET´S REMEMBER...!

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DEVELOMENT

Igneous Rocks:

• Igneous rocks are formed from the solidification of molten rock material, known as magma. Rocks are classified in 3 types Igneous, sedimentary and , and metamorphic their composition are minerals which are tiny substances.

• Common types include granite, basalt, and pumice.

Multiple Choice

What are igneous rocks formed from?

• Solidification of sedimentary rock material

• Solidification of metamorphic rock material

• Solidification of molten rock material

• Solidification of volcanic ash

The Formation of Igneous Rocks

• Two main types of igneous rocks are extrusive (formed from lava on the Earth's surface) and intrusive (formed from magma beneath the surface).

Multiple Choice

What are the two main types of igneous rocks?

• Sedimentary and Metamorphic

• Extrusive and Intrusive

• Volcanic and Plutonic

• Granite and Basalt

Famous Igneous Rock Formations

• Yosemite National Park: Home to iconic granite formations like El Capitan and Half Dome.

• Giant's Causeway: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Northern Ireland, featuring hexagonal basalt columns.

• Ayers Rock (Uluru): A massive sandstone monolith in Australia, sacred to the indigenous people.

• Devils Tower: A unique igneous intrusion in Wyoming, known for its vertical columns.

​Devils Tower

Giant's Causeway

Multiple Choice

Which iconic granite formation is located in

• Yosemite National Park

• El Capitan

• Giant's Causeway

• Ayers Rock (Uluru)

• Devils Tower

Evaluation and Culmination

Let´s experiment

Bring the following materials for the next class.
https://youtu.be/bUArtPOyQgM?feature=shared