Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Penny Norman

Ilustrado por

Ann Einstein

Editorial

Sciencewiz

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

26.2x21.3x4.1 cm

Peso

0.62 kg.

ISBN13

9781958398067

Categorías

Infantil/juvenil, interés general: dinosaurios y mundo prehistórico
Infantil/juvenil, interés general: rocas, clima y mundo físico
Infantil/juvenil, interés general: inventores, inventos y experimentos

Rocks: And Geology (en Inglés)

Penny Norman (Autor) · Ann Einstein (Ilustrado por) · Sciencewiz · Tapa Blanda

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ScienceWiz(R) Rocks and Geology: Relates types of rocks to the history and structure of the planet. IT IS WRITTEN IN THE ROCKS, as explored in this 56 page, highly illustrated book. This is the definitive Rock book and kit appropriate for all ages. PROJECTS INCLUDE: Developing an understanding of the Earth's interior by first using modeling clay to construct a 3D model of the Earth's iron core, the mantle and the thin outer crust. Then slicing the model in half to reveal the inside layers of the Earth to give a 2D view.Making a churning lava fountain to illustrate how differences in density affects the Earth's layersDiscovering how the dynamic surface of the Earth is cracked and on the moveModeling volcanic eruptions to foster a comprehension of volcanoes, lava flows and explore rocks born of fireMaking your own pyroclastic eruptionsMaking less explosive, shield volcano eruptionsDifferentiating volcanoes that are prone to pyroclastic eruptions from their less violent cousins, the shield volcanoesConnecting the Earth's crust to real rocks by identifying which rocks are most common in oceanic crust versus continental crustExperimenting with and learning to identify igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocksMaking your own "sedimentary" rockUsing chocolate to model the formation of metamorphic rocks -- softening but NO melting allowed! If it melts, you have to eat the chocolate and start over with more.Labeling and organizing your own rock collection. Over 18 rock samples are included.Making your own fossilsGoing rock hounding in your own neighborhoodExploring where different types of fossils and rocks are foundUsing maps to determine the more likely regions to find dinosaur bonesRelating rocks and fossils to the "Tapestry of Time."Diagram the rock cycle and discover that there are actually some rocks that are NOT cycling! Discover that though there are many thousands of minerals, there are only eight minerals that are the primary constituents of rocks on the surface of Earth. What is more, which of these eight minerals go into which rocks is determined by the temperature of the lava and the geometry of the mineral. Amazingly simple patterns help simplify and clarify what is WRITTEN IN THE ROCKS.