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Presentation about Clouds
Catch a Cloud Presentation
Lesson on Clouds.
Rubric Code:
HX2C64B
By
keciaking
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Presentation
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Clouds Presentation
Outstanding
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Cloud Identification
Outstanding
The presentation identifies the 4 common cloud types as well as additional types not common, and correctly identify their relation to weather formations.
Good
The presentation identifies the 4 most common cloud types and correctly identifies their relation to weather formations.
Fair
The presentation identifies only 3 of the 4 cloud types and correctly identifies some of their relation to weather formations.
Poor
The presentation identifies 2 or less of the 4 cloud types and correctly identifies 1 of their relation to weather formations.
Group Participation
Outstanding
The student was a very active team member by being cooperative and contributing extensively to the group project. This will be evaluated through group conferences, peer feedback, teacher observations, as well as the final presentation.
Good
The student was an active team member by being cooperative and contributing to the group project. This will be evaluated through group conferences, peer feedback, teacher observations, as well as the final presentation.
Fair
The student was at times uncooperative and did not contribute adequately to the group project. This will be evaluated through group conferences, peer feedback, teacher observations, as well as the final presentation.
Poor
The student was uncooperative and did not contribute to the group project. This will be evaluated through group conferences, peer feedback, teacher observations, as well as the final presentation.
Use of Multimedia
Outstanding
The student displays the ability to correctly and appropriately use all multimedia and technology presented through the lesson. This includes powerpoint, animation and sound elements, blog journaling, web research, etc.
Good
The student displays the ability to correctly and appropriately use most multimedia and technology presented through the lesson. This includes powerpoint, animation and sound elements, blog journaling, web research, etc.
Fair
The student displays the ability to correctly and appropriately use some multimedia and technology presented through the lesson. This includes powerpoint, animation and sound elements, blog journaling, web research, etc.
Poor
The student displays the ability to correctly and appropriately use little to none of the multimedia and technology presented through the lesson. This includes powerpoint, animation and sound elements, blog journaling, web research, etc.
Content and Design
Outstanding
The student presentation displays accurate information from credible resources. One grammatical/technical error or less is presented.
Good
The student presentation displays accurate information from credible resources. Two to three grammatical/technical errors are presented.
Fair
The student presentation displays accurate information from credible resources. Three to four grammatical/technical errors are presented.
Poor
The student presentation displays accurate information from credible resources. Five or more grammatical/technical errors are presented.
Powerpoint Presentation
Outstanding
The presentation was unique and engaging with the appropriate use of technology. Each member of the group contributes equally displaying eye contact, preparedness, and speech that is clear and loud.
Good
The presentation is thoughtful and interesting. Most of the members contributed equally to the presentation and displayed eye contact, preparedness, and speech that is clear and loud most of the time.
Fair
The presentation is at times thoughtful and interesting.
Some members did not contribute equally to the presentation and the group displayed an overall lack of eye contact, preparedness, and loud and clear speech.
Poor
The presentation is hard to follow and poorly organized. Some members did not contribute to the presentation and the majority of the time the presenters could not be heard, appeared unprepared and did not engage the audience.
Subjects:
Science
Types:
Presentation
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