Igneous Rock
Igneous rock explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to make a perfect batch of homemade chocolate by melting it down and letting it cool into solid bars. This process is quite similar to how igneous rocks are formed, as both involve a material transitioning from a liquid to a solid state. Just like melted chocolate, which once cooled and hardened becomes a solid bar, melted rock (or magma) cools and hardens into solid igneous rock, with both processes requiring the right conditions to achieve the desired final form.
Practice Version
Igneous Rock: A rock formed when melted rock cools and hardens. Igneous rock. In simple terms, igneous rock is created when hot, liquid rock from inside the Earth cools down and becomes solid.