Playful cartoon, bright saturated colors, thick black outlines, exaggerated proportions, whimsical energetic poses. Full-bleed scene in a lively science lab. Center stage: a giant circular ride visually representing the rock cycle, where three personified rocks loop around like a Ferris wheel—(1) Igneous rock with tiny lava freckles and a cheeky grin, (2) Sedimentary rock made of stacked layers with a cute fossil shell peeking out, (3) Metamorphic rock sparkling with crystal facets and cool shades. Left: a friendly volcano in safety goggles and a lab coat, puffing heart-shaped steam and giving a thumbs-up. Right: an enthusiastic 5th-grade scientist with oversized goggles peering through a huge magnifying glass, holding a clipboard with big checkmarks (no words). Foreground: a Newton’s cradle made of colorful planets swinging with swoosh lines; a cartoon skateboard zooms by trailing lightning bolts and spirals to suggest energy and motion. Scattered visual icons (arrows, springs, gears, lightning, motion lines) float playfully to illustrate force/motion/energy—no labels. Background: teal lab walls with beakers bubbling, a microscope, and pictogram-style charts (no text), plus confetti-like atoms, stars, and sparkles. Lighting bright and bouncy; dynamic, funny expressions.

Text on image: A bold, hand-lettered single-line caption on a small ribbon banner at the bottom:

“You rock, you roll, you rule—thanks!”

Only this text; no other words.

Generated with these themes: 5th grade science concepts like the rock cycle, force/motion/energy, scientific investigation, and .

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