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Volcano Model & Presentation
Volcano Model & Presentation
Build an erupting model volcano. It is to be modeled after a particular volcano that has erupted in the world. You must be able to present the specific information that we discussed in class to receive full credit. This project, including daily class participation, working model of volcano, and oral presentation will be worth 300 points Due Date will be May 13, 2016.
Rubric Code:
KX5ABC2
By
ksh3357
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Subject:
Science
Type:
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Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Volcano Model/Presentation
Does not meet expectations
0 pts
Approaching expectations
1 pts
Minimally meets expectations
2 pts
Meets expectations
3 pts
Exceeds expectations
4 pts
Model Function
Does not meet expectations
No model included
Approaching expectations
Some instructions were followed, but is missing two or more of the following: volcano erupts properly, model built on container with edges, place card with type of volcano , name(s), class period
Minimally meets expectations
Some instructions were followed, but is missing one of the following: volcano erupts properly, model built on container with edges, place card with type of volcano, name(s), class period
Meets expectations
Instructions were followed: volcano erupts properly, model built on container with edges, place card with type of volcano, name(s), class period
Exceeds expectations
All instructions were followed thoroughly, with care and focus on detail: volcano erupts properly, model built on container with edges, place cards with type of volcano, name(s), class period, includes background "scene" details to make model more realistic.
Model Appearance
Does not meet expectations
No model included
Approaching expectations
The model is sloppy and not well constructed. The model is built on a container but the quality is very poor. It looks like the student ran out of time.
Minimally meets expectations
The model is built on a container but the quality is not very good. It looks like the student(s) rushed to finish.
Meets expectations
The model is adequately built on container with edges. It appears student worked hard on it.
Exceeds expectations
The model is beautifully built on container with edges. Background details and landscape are included to enhance realism of model. It appears student put forth a lot of effort getting things just right.
Oral Presentation
Does not meet expectations
Student(s) could not describe any details / facts about volcano
Approaching expectations
Student(s) provided vague details about construction of volcano but could not give any facts about volcano.
Minimally meets expectations
Student(s) provided details about volcano but could only give one or two facts pertaining to volcano.
Meets expectations
Student(s) was prepared for presentation and gave some information/facts about volcano but left out key facts.
Exceeds expectations
Student(s) demonstrated superior understanding of volcanic processes. Excellent presentation and demonstration of volcano.
Appearance and Conventions
Does not meet expectations
Student(s) has nothing or little prepared for presentation.
Approaching expectations
Student(s) does not speak clearly or loudly, has more than five spelling/grammar errors. Student rushed to finished presentation.
Minimally meets expectations
Student(s)does not make good eye contact, poor posture. Student(s) has three to five spelling/grammar errors. Appears as though student rushed to finish.
Meets expectations
Student(s) is prepared and one or two spelling/grammar errors. Good speaking skills and posture.
Exceeds expectations
Student(s) has no spelling/grammar errors. Excellent speaking skills. Appears student spent a lot of time on preparation and research.
Use of class time
Does not meet expectations
No class time used; had to be removed from classroom to prevent student from distracting others.
Approaching expectations
Wasted most of class time; consistently off-task; usually came to class without materials
Minimally meets expectations
Much of class time was wasted; usually off-task; frequently came to class unprepared to work
Meets expectations
Some class time wasted; usually on-task; occasionally forgot materials or needed to retrieve supplies from locker
Exceeds expectations
Little to no class time wasted; consistently on-task and prepared to work at beginning of class
Keywords:
volcano model; volcano presentation;
Subjects:
English
Geography
Geology
Science
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