Rock Cycle Diagram Poster

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Rock Cycle Diagram Poster: Large title at top, short subtitle sentence, a central circular diagram with illustrated icons: MAGMA (volcano), IGNEOUS ROCK (grey rock), SEDIMENTS (pile of small pieces), SEDIMENTARY ROCK (layered rock), METAMORPHIC ROCK (banded rock). Colour-coded arrows connect items with labelled processes (melting; cooling/crystallisation; weathering and erosion transport deposition; compaction and cementation; heat and pressure (metamorphism)). Bottom section contains a 'KEY VO...

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This printable is a labelled diagram poster of the rock cycle that links rock types (magma, igneous, sediments, sedimentary, metamorphic) with the processes that transform them (melting, cooling/crystallisation, weathering, erosion, deposition, compaction/cementation, metamorphism). It includes clear icons for each rock type, colour-coded arrows for each process and a short key-vocabulary panel with simple definitions. Use it as a visual reference during a unit on rocks & Earth processes or as an anchor for vocabulary-focused lessons.

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