Sedimentary Rocks

Sedimentary rocks are formed in rivers, lakes, oceans or deserts.

Rock Detectives kits are fun for elementary kids

The Rock Detectives are the perfect mineral and rock kits for elementary age geologists. Each kit contains 6 or 7 rocks or minerals or rocks, a hand magnifier, and a printable mini-CD with 30 pages of geological information, rock and mineral identification activities, puzzles, experiments, projects, coloring pages, creative writing exercises and fun!

Rock & Mineral Coloring and Activity Book

Our new Rock & Mineral Coloring & Activity eBook is filled with 80 pages of childhood fun. We designed this book with families in mind!

Igneous Rocks

Igneous rocks form from hot liquid magma beneath the Earth’s surface.

Our Rock Cycle Kit is Fun and Educational

The Rock Cycle Kitâ„¢ is our newest kit. It has has 20 samples of rocks and minerals including five minerals, five igneous rocks, five metamorphic rocks and five sedimentary rocks. The kit also includes a CD PDF eBook with over 30 pages of information and activities about minerals, rocks and how the rock cycle affects our Earth.

Rock & Mineral Identification Charts

You can have fun learning about rocks and minerals with this colorful set of rock and mineral identification flyers.

These GeoBytes Rock

Our new GeoBytes collection are great for holiday and birthday gifts for children and adults who like to collect rocks and fossils.

What Would You Do With A Limestone Rock?

Limestone is another very popular rock here at Mini Me Geology.

Do You Have a Sandstone or a Quartzite?

Quartzites are metamorphic rocks that were once quartz sandstones.

What Would You Do With A Sandstone Rock?

Sandstone is one of the most popular rocks here at Mini Me Geology.