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You can begin learning
about rocks just by
looking at them. If you
look closely, you’ll notice
that rocks from different
places have different
textures, shapes, and
colors. These
observations give
important clues about what a rock is made of and its
history. For example, a rock might become smooth
and round after years of grinding against other rocks
in a river or rocks near the coast of an ocean. A
jagged rock has probably been through less wear and
tear from wind, rain, or ice.
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You can find rocks almost
anywhere. Here's how you
can start your own rock
collection.
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