rubric gallery

This is for a scale drawing of a residential house & landscape plan. Choose A,B, or C. --- A. Arizona family w/ 2 kids (age 4 & 14), grandfather (age 68), dog & parents who like gardening. B. Blue Ridge Mtns- older couple who work at home, appreciate privacy, entertain clients on weekends, mother-in-law who needs U.D. features, have an outdoor jacuzzi C. Florida family 2 teens, w/ beachfront two story, sits high - flat front yard, a lot of windstorms erode bank, enjoy entertaining year round.

Rubric for evaluating What Is Your Problem? Design It Better. Project

Students will design and create furniture out of cardboard that is functional. They will create blueprints to scale, log their daily activities using iMovie, and will design a plan to ship their fully constructed piece of furniture to Sydney, Australia.

This is the scoring rubric for the Cardboard Chair Design and Construction

Students create a short video based on water conservation or water facts.

The students will put together a lesson per directions. It will contain relevant information according to instruction directly related to the their assigned topic/ task.

The students will put together a PowerPoint/ Google Presentation It will contain relevant information according to instruction directly related to the their assigned topic/ task.

Students a to write a case study on the designer of there choice. students are to use the questions provided to complete an in-depth analysis of the designers process and designs. Preferably, students should choose a designer that relates to thier ideas for the Major Design Project

Students are to show if selling their current car and purchasing the Chevy Volt would be a wise consumer choice.

You are to go to a car dealership and interview a car salesman/woman and find out information on 3 different types of cars at the same dealership. The cars you are getting information on must be $40,000 or less. You will also have to get this paper signed by the salesman/woman you interviewed. You will give a 2 minute presentation to the class on your information and tell the class which car would you buy (based on the mileage per gallon) and why. There will need to be a visual of at least 2 things along with your presentation. The due date will be a week from today.

The students are to create a page in a children's book by writing and illustrating a topic/ concept of Geothermal.

This Rubric is designed to assess your performance in bringing together information presented during class into a propaganda poster.

Students create a poster showing their career/job of choice, what it takes to obtain this career, job qualifications and why they chose this career.

Select an area of Alternative Energy that interests you the most. Create a project intended to inform consumers about the benefits of the alternative energy and to sell them on the idea of switching from conventional energy to alternative energy.