Rock Key

By Cheryl Henderson -
On this cloudy Sunday my family and I were busy being rock detectives. We discovered a rock that was black and fuzzy. Although, at this time, we still haven't discovered its name, we did come across a great website that helps children to identify what types of rocks they've found by answering a few questions.

Enjoy!

Rock Key

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