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Rocks and Minerals Task Cards

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Task card instructions: use rocks and minerals questions in small groups or a class game and record answers.
Introduction and directions for using the task cards
Rocks and minerals cards 1–4 ask about luster, the mineral hardness scale, diamond, and intrusive rock.
First four question cards in the set
Rocks and minerals cards 5–8 cover foliated rock, weathering, sediment compaction, and metamorphic rock.
Question cards 5–8 on rock changes and formation
Rocks and minerals cards 9–12 ask about rock grains, cementation, inorganic materials, and crystal patterns.
Question cards 9–12 on rocks and mineral structure
Rocks and minerals cards 13–16 ask about the softest mineral, five mineral characteristics, streak, and erosion.
Question cards 13–16 on mineral traits and erosion
Rocks and minerals cards 17–20 cover sedimentary rock, magma, rock grains, and a mineral hit with a hammer.
Question cards 17–20 on rock and mineral properties
Rocks and minerals cards 21–24 ask about rapid cooling, deposition, clastic rock, and special mineral properties.
Question cards 21–24 on crystals and sediments
Rocks and minerals cards 25–28 ask about subduction, rocks classified by formation, density, and lava.
Question cards 25–28 on rocks and Earth processes
Cards 29–30 ask whether a pearl is a mineral and about cleavage; cards 31–32 are blank for added problems.
Final two questions and blank cards 31–32
Blank rocks and minerals task cards 33–35 for writing additional problems, plus one unnumbered blank card.
Blank cards 33–35 and an extra unnumbered card
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One of the most versatile materials that we could have in our classrooms are task cards! If there is a topic we’re introducing, there’s a set of task cards to help. If students need additional practice or review with a skill, there’s a set of task cards to help. The reason task cards are so great is because we can utilize them in a variety of ways.

 

This is a set of Rocks and Minerals Task Cards. These cards are great for your upper elementary students in 4th and 5th grade. They may also be useful and beneficial for your 6th – 7th grade students.  

 

There are 35 cards included. They are printed 4 per page. Cards #31 – 35 are blank and gives you a chance to write additional problems. You will also receive recording sheets, so students have space to write their answers.

 

Once you have completed an in-depth study on rocks and minerals, students will love using these task cards!

 

They can be implemented in a variety of ways:

--Independent work. Students can grab these task cards as an early finisher activity.

--Small group. Students can work in partners or small groups to discuss and determine the answers.

--Homework. You can print a copy of the task cards for students to take home to complete for additional practice.

 

Answer keys are included.

 

I hope you enjoy!

 

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You can visit my storefront here: https://teachsimple.com/contributor/the-comprehensive-teacher

 

I can be contacted for questions and concerns at jennyezaki@gmail.com.  

 

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A 12 page printable PDF

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