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Hands-On Sedimentary Rocks Science Experiment: How to Make Your Own

Updated: Jul 31, 2023


Sedimentary Rocks Science Experiment


Are you curious about how sedimentary rocks are formed? With this hands-on science experiment, you can learn all about the fascinating process of sedimentation and create your very own sedimentary food rocks. Get ready to dive into the world of geology and uncover the secrets of these unique rock formations.


Please note that the downloadable lesson is at the bottom of this post!


Step 1: We are starting our rock exploration. Start with the shared reading about rocks. You can follow the shared reading weekly plans as usual (find it in the downloadable file).

French Rocks and Minerals Science Unit

Step 2: Move onto Sedimentary Rocks Rocks. Read the information on sedimentary rocks.



All about Sedimentary Rocks



Step 3: Do the food experiment on sedimentary rocks as seen below:

French Rock Food Experiments


Step 4: Students will continue their types of rocks booklet. They will copy the information from the sedimentary rock sheet (whatever is underlined). I have added booklet pages that have been filled in for absent students or students that may need some assistance with scribing.


French Rock Unit

Step 5: Allow students to sort through the rock pictures and glue them in their mini booklets with the right rock type.


Engaging Science Activities, Rock Sorting in French

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- Sedimentary Rock Food Experiment (Included in download)

- Types of Rocks Booklet (Included in download)

- Metamorphic Rocks Information Sheet (Members only)

- Metamorphic Rock Food Experiment (Members only)

- Types of Rocks Booklet (Members only)

- Rocks Sorting Activity (Members only)


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- Rock Types Explanation

- Minerals Text and Questions

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- Secret Rock Description


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