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California Regions Assignment and Presentation Food Web and Presentation Rubric Code: MX35A8W By Gretchendix Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Food Web
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Extraordinary 4 pts
Complete	Poor There are less than 2 regions described in the slides, and an introduction/conclusion slide, or visual aid is missing.	Fair There are less than 3 regions described in the slides, and/or an introduction/conclusion slide, or visual aid is missing.	Good All 4 regions are described in the slides, and there is an introduction and conclusion slide, and some visual aids for most components.	Extraordinary All 4 regions are described thoroughly in the slides, and there is an introduction and conclusion slide, and exemplary visual aids for all components, possibly an appropriate video or audio insert.
Accuracy	Poor There are several errors in your information, and your visual aids do not represent the region written about.	Fair There are a few errors in your information, and/or your visual aids do not represent the region written about.	Good There are no errors in your information, and your visual aids represent the region written about.	Extraordinary There are no errors in your information. You have additional accurate information about your regions that was gathered beyond class time and your exemplary visual aids represent the region written about.
Quality	Poor Little effort was evident in the Google Presentation.	Fair Project was fairly neat, moderate effort was evident, some slides may be difficult for the audience to read.	Good Student was careful to make a Google Presentation with visually appealing placements of visual aids and easy to read text.	Extraordinary Student was careful to make a Google Presentation with exceptionally visually appealing placements of visual aids, easy to read text, and appropriately inserted short video or audio supplement.
Presentation	Poor Speaker was inaudible, completely read from their slides, used less than 3 unit vocabulary terms, and/or went significantly over the time limit.	Fair Speaker may not have been audible, or read from notes entirely. Used less than 5 unit vocabulary terms, or went significantly over the time limit.	Good Speaker may have referred to notes only slightly, spoke audibly, and stayed within the time limit. Used most of the unit vocabulary terms.	Extraordinary Speaker was composed and comfortable, did not read from notes, but clearly knew all the information well and stayed within the time limit. Used all the unit vocabulary terms.