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Igneous Rocks

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Known as "fire rocks," igneous rocks can form deep underground or on the surface and can be created from a volcanic eruption! Understanding the kinds of rocks that emerge from the super hot melted rock found beneath Earth's surface is an exciting reading experience. Accessible content allows readers to enhance their science curriculum. A graphic organizer presents the material in an understandable way, as fascinating photographs provide an in-depth glimpse at the fire rocks. Readers will be as intrigued as they are dazzled by these incredible rocks!

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Scientific American Educational Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 July 2024
Pages
24
ISBN
9781725351035

Known as "fire rocks," igneous rocks can form deep underground or on the surface and can be created from a volcanic eruption! Understanding the kinds of rocks that emerge from the super hot melted rock found beneath Earth's surface is an exciting reading experience. Accessible content allows readers to enhance their science curriculum. A graphic organizer presents the material in an understandable way, as fascinating photographs provide an in-depth glimpse at the fire rocks. Readers will be as intrigued as they are dazzled by these incredible rocks!

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Scientific American Educational Publishing
Country
United States
Date
30 July 2024
Pages
24
ISBN
9781725351035