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iRubric: Day 3 - Presentations Rubric

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Day 3 - Presentations Rubric NS Methods unit plan day 3 of instruction culminates with "Students will create a presentation about the benefits of multiple options for solutions, either a 4 slide powerpoint, a graphic ad, or a 30 second 'pitch video'" Rubric Code: AX58W9W By Bartetjt Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Food Desert Solutions Presentation
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Needs Work 2 pts	Incomplete 1 pts
Length	Excellent Presentation has at least 4 slides (Not counting a title slide) or Video is at least 30 seconds or advertisement has 3 blocks of text with the graphic	Good Presentation has at least 3 slides (Not counting a title slide) or Video is at least 20 seconds or advertisement has 2 blocks of text with the graphic	Needs Work Presentation has 2 slides (Not counting a title slide) or Video is at least 15 seconds or advertisement has 1 block of text with the graphic	Incomplete Presentation has one slide, video is under 15 seconds, or the advertisement has no additional text
Definition	Excellent Creation provides a definition of what food deserts are, in clear and understandable language.	Good Creation describes food deserts in a way that is mostly understandable.	Needs Work Creation attempts to define food deserts but in an unclear way that is difficult to understand.	Incomplete Creation makes no attempt to define a food desert.
Local Relevance	Excellent Contains 3 facts about food deserts in Cincinnati	Good Contains 2 facts about food deserts in Cincinnati	Needs Work Contains 1 fact about food deserts in Cincinnati	Incomplete Contains no facts about food deserts in Cincinnati
Solution	Excellent Explains what the solution is, how it addresses the problem, and who benefits from this solution.	Good Explains only two of the three elements of the solution.	Needs Work Explains only one of the three elements of the solution.	Incomplete Explains none of the elements of the solution.