entry task: get your basin. observe your limestone. carefully add one drop of acid while wearing...
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Physical Process –A precipitate forms when carbon dioxide is exhaled by marine organisms into water containing calcium. 10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38TRANSCRIPT
Entry Task:Get your basin. Observe your limestone. Carefully add one drop of
acid while wearing goggles. Record your observations.Add to the scientific diagram you started on Tuesday. Label the type
of rock in each layer.
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
Today’s Plan: Reminder: -For test retakes, turn corrections into me
-The Limestone Connection corrections due Nov 6th-Trimester project question, presentation method due
Tues Nov 4th
Limestone Formation
• Limestone is created in two ways– Physical process – Biological process
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
Physical Process
– A precipitate forms when carbon dioxide is exhaled by marine organisms into water containing calcium.
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
Biological Process
• Remains of marine animals. Their shells and skeletons are deposited on the bottom of the ocean
• The calcite and other minerals may harden into limestone.
• Remains of animals may also be buried in the carbonate muds and eventually turn into fossils.
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
The Limestone Connection• Your group will make a poster titled THE LIMESTONE
CONNECTION to present and teach us about Limestone.• Keep it neat, colorful, and well written with proper
grammar!• Divide the task so each person has their own part.• Your poster must include the following:
– Explain what is Limestone? (paragraph 1, pg 68) CLOSE YOUR BOOK, WRITE WHAT YOU LEARNED, OPEN THE BOOK AND CHECK
– Describe 4 limestone types (pg 70-71). Each description should include:
• What it is composed of• Where it is found• How it was deposited• A picture of each limestone. Print a picture from the internet or create
a detailed scientific drawing. Add color when appropriate. (Each table can print one page, so plan together.)
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
Geological Principles
• Layers of sediments are generally deposited in a horizontal or nearly horizontal position.
• Each new layer forms a new horizontal layer on top of the layers below.
The Principle Of Original Horizontality
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38
Homework:~Finish your part of the Limestone Connection~Think about project ideas~Study and make test corrections if you want a retake
10/30 Limestone Connection Lesson #38