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iRubric: Water Cycle Rubric

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Water Cycle Rubric Water Cycle Rubric Use the website to learn about the water cycle. Choose 1 of the 4 steps in the water cycle. Then draw a picture demonstrating that stage, and write at least 3 sentences explaining how that stage works and why yoru picture is a good example of that stage. Rubric Code: L56WXC By hearts Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Excellent 20 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Experiment	Excellent Successfully followed steps and technique to complete experiment.	Fair Followed directions with experiement but did not complete successfully.	Poor Did not complete experiemnt.
Illustration	Excellent Clearly drew a picture of one of the steps in the water cycle. Labeled the step.	Fair Attempted a picture of one of the steps in the water cycle. Either not clear what it was or did not label what step.	Poor The picture was unreadable. Did not identify what step of the cycle tehy were demonstrating.
Understanding	Excellent The picture drawn adequately demonstrated the water cycle step chosen.	Fair The picture could have worked for more than one of the water cycle steps.	Poor The picture did not match up with the water cycle step chosen.
Explanation	Excellent They used at least 3 sentences properly explaining the step they chose alongside the example they drew.	Fair One of the three were missing. Used 3 sentences, properly explained their chosen step, or explained how their drawing matched up with the step chosen.	Poor Two of the three were missing. Used 3 sentences, properly explained their chosen step, or explained how their drawing matched up with the step chosen.
Presentation	Excellent The project was colorful and organized. The writing was readable and there were no grammatical errors.	Fair The project was complete and readable. There might have been a few errors made.	Poor The project looked thrown together. They consisted errors or the hand writing was sloppy.