chemicalweatheringchanges thematerials thatare part of arock into newmaterialshorizonslayers of soilformed from themovement ofthe products ofweatheringcompositionmineral orgrainspresent ina rockSedimentarysediment, rockfragmeents,mineral crystals,and remains ofcertain plants andanimals maketheseCrystallineForminternalarrangement ofatoms or ionsthat determinethe shape of acrystaqlinorganicmaterialsthat haveneverbeen alivedensitymass dividedby volume .how closelypackedmatter isdepositionlaying down orsettling of erodedmaterial as thewind and watercarry it acrosslandformupliftmovesrocks ontoearth'ssurfacesoilmixture ofweathered rock,rock fragments,decayed organicmatter, water andairIonswhenatoms gainor loseelectronsmechanicalweatheringphysicalprocessesnaturally breakrocks intosmaller piecesoxidationrusting elementexposed tooxygen changechemicallyMohshardnessscalescale of 1 to 10to rank andcategorizeminerals by theirhardnessgrainsfragmentsthat makeup rockscolorwhatcolor themineral isIgneousRocksmagma orlava coolsandcrystalizesgemstonesvaluable,pretty, rare ,and beautifulmineralssedimentrock material thatforms where rocksare broken downinto smaller piecesor dissolved inwater as rockserodeerosionremoval ofweatheredmaterial fromone locationto anotherParentMaterialsstartingrockmaterialof soilcleavageif a mineralbreaks wthsmooth flatsurfaceshardnessresistance ofa mineral tobe scratchedfractureif a mineralbreaks andformsunevensurfacesmineralsnaturally occuringinorganic solidswith a definitechemicalcomposition andcrystalline formdestructiveforcestear downfeatureson earth'ssurfaceoremetallicmineralresourcemined for aprofitstreakthe color of amineral inpowderedformorganicmatterremains ofsomethingtahat wasonce alivelusterway a mineralreflects or absorbslight at its surface,related to thechemicalcompositiontexturegrain sizeand howgrains fittogetherconstructiveforcesbuild upfeaturesof earthmetamorphicrocksformed fromigneous rocks orother metamorphicrocks as theyundergometamorphosischemicalweatheringchanges thematerials thatare part of arock into newmaterialshorizonslayers of soilformed from themovement ofthe products ofweatheringcompositionmineral orgrainspresent ina rockSedimentarysediment, rockfragmeents,mineral crystals,and remains ofcertain plants andanimals maketheseCrystallineForminternalarrangement ofatoms or ionsthat determinethe shape of acrystaqlinorganicmaterialsthat haveneverbeen alivedensitymass dividedby volume .how closelypackedmatter isdepositionlaying down orsettling of erodedmaterial as thewind and watercarry it acrosslandformupliftmovesrocks ontoearth'ssurfacesoilmixture ofweathered rock,rock fragments,decayed organicmatter, water andairIonswhenatoms gainor loseelectronsmechanicalweatheringphysicalprocessesnaturally breakrocks intosmaller piecesoxidationrusting elementexposed tooxygen changechemicallyMohshardnessscalescale of 1 to 10to rank andcategorizeminerals by theirhardnessgrainsfragmentsthat makeup rockscolorwhatcolor themineral isIgneousRocksmagma orlava coolsandcrystalizesgemstonesvaluable,pretty, rare ,and beautifulmineralssedimentrock material thatforms where rocksare broken downinto smaller piecesor dissolved inwater as rockserodeerosionremoval ofweatheredmaterial fromone locationto anotherParentMaterialsstartingrockmaterialof soilcleavageif a mineralbreaks wthsmooth flatsurfaceshardnessresistance ofa mineral tobe scratchedfractureif a mineralbreaks andformsunevensurfacesmineralsnaturally occuringinorganic solidswith a definitechemicalcomposition andcrystalline formdestructiveforcestear downfeatureson earth'ssurfaceoremetallicmineralresourcemined for aprofitstreakthe color of amineral inpowderedformorganicmatterremains ofsomethingtahat wasonce alivelusterway a mineralreflects or absorbslight at its surface,related to thechemicalcompositiontexturegrain sizeand howgrains fittogetherconstructiveforcesbuild upfeaturesof earthmetamorphicrocksformed fromigneous rocks orother metamorphicrocks as theyundergometamorphosis

Minerals Rocks, and Soil Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. changes the materials that are part of a rock into new materials
    chemical weathering
  2. layers of soil formed from the movement of the products of weathering
    horizons
  3. mineral or grains present in a rock
    composition
  4. sediment, rock fragmeents, mineral crystals, and remains of certain plants and animals make these
    Sedimentary
  5. internal arrangement of atoms or ions that determine the shape of a crystaql
    Crystalline Form
  6. materials that have never been alive
    inorganic
  7. mass divided by volume . how closely packed matter is
    density
  8. laying down or settling of eroded material as the wind and water carry it across landform
    deposition
  9. moves rocks onto earth's surface
    uplift
  10. mixture of weathered rock, rock fragments, decayed organic matter, water and air
    soil
  11. when atoms gain or lose electrons
    Ions
  12. physical processes naturally break rocks into smaller pieces
    mechanical weathering
  13. rusting element exposed to oxygen change chemically
    oxidation
  14. scale of 1 to 10 to rank and categorize minerals by their hardness
    Mohs hardness scale
  15. fragments that make up rocks
    grains
  16. what color the mineral is
    color
  17. magma or lava cools and crystalizes
    Igneous Rocks
  18. valuable, pretty, rare , and beautiful minerals
    gemstones
  19. rock material that forms where rocks are broken down into smaller pieces or dissolved in water as rocks erode
    sediment
  20. removal of weathered material from one location to another
    erosion
  21. starting rock material of soil
    Parent Materials
  22. if a mineral breaks wth smooth flat surfaces
    cleavage
  23. resistance of a mineral to be scratched
    hardness
  24. if a mineral breaks and forms uneven surfaces
    fracture
  25. naturally occuring inorganic solids with a definite chemical composition and crystalline form
    minerals
  26. tear down features on earth's surface
    destructive forces
  27. metallic mineral resource mined for a profit
    ore
  28. the color of a mineral in powdered form
    streak
  29. remains of something tahat was once alive
    organic matter
  30. way a mineral reflects or absorbs light at its surface, related to the chemical composition
    luster
  31. grain size and how grains fit together
    texture
  32. build up features of earth
    constructive forces
  33. formed from igneous rocks or other metamorphic rocks as they undergo metamorphosis
    metamorphic rocks