"High School - Earth Science"

Metamorphosed rock showing foliation and rich in hornblende.

A textbook example of pure crystalline carbon which is extermely soft.

Quartzite is hard, non-foliated rock formed from metamorphosed quartz sandstones.

Hornblende is a dark amphibole group mineral, perfect for teaching Bowen's reaction series.

Massive white quartz with a moh's hardness 7.

Bituminous rich black shale for hands-on investigations.

Talc is the softest know mineral with a moh's hardness of 1, and composed of clay.

Limestone is a gray calcium carbonate that will fizz with dilute HCl.

Red clastic rock composed of sand sized particles and hematite.

Introduce your students to rocks formed metamorphism of other rocks.

Substantial Set of Economically Important Minerals

Slaty metamorphic rock containing hematite giving it its red color.

Introduce your students to rocks formed from deposition of sediment.

Scoria is a dark-colored rock formed from lava with a high gas content.

Easy student modeling.

A high quality starter net.