Classification and observation
The book introduces different categories and encourages readers to collect and group rocks, while images provide closer views of materials and formations.
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Devin Dennie - Author
This offers a visually led way into geology, moving across familiar gems, unusual minerals, fossils and space rocks. Its activities invite children to observe, sort and connect what they find with the wider world.
My Book of Rocks and Minerals is filled with fascinating facts about and amazing images of rocks, minerals, gems, and fossils from the deepest caves to outer space. Features introduce different categories, from diamonds to quartz to glow-in-the-dark minerals and space rocks, and illuminating images provide a closer look and show amazing geological formations.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis offers a visually led way into geology, moving across familiar gems, unusual minerals, fossils and space rocks. Its activities invite children to observe, sort and connect what they find with the wider world.
The book introduces different categories and encourages readers to collect and group rocks, while images provide closer views of materials and formations.
The subject range extends from formations in deep caves to space rocks, alongside fossils, minerals and gems.
Notice how the book groups different materials and explains their place in the world. You could compare the kinds of evidence its images provide with what a child observes in a real rock or mineral.
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