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St. Johns River Pollution 
Students have been asked to create a website about the St. Johns River and the pollution it is facing due to humans. The students then present their website to the class.
Rubric Code: MX8734C
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

SC.5.L.17B

Poor

The students website and presentation does not mention the impact humans have on the St. Johns River at all in their presentation.
Fair

The students show understanding of the impact humans have on the St. Johns River. Students give 1-2 examples of how humans impact the St. Johns on their website and discussed with the class during their presentation.
Good

The students have a clear understanding of why humans have an impact on the St. Johns River. 3+ examples of how humans impact the St. Johns are stated on their website and discussed with the class during their presentation.
SC.5.L.15.In.1

Poor

The students do not identify ways local plants and animals have been impacted by the pollution of the St. Johns River.
Fair

The students give 1-2 ways local plants and animals have been impacted by the
St. Johns River pollution on their website and when presenting to the class.
Good

The students give 3-4 ways local plants and animals have been impacted by the St. Johns River pollution on their website and when presenting to the class.
LAFS.5.RI.3.AP.7a

Poor

Students used 0-1 print or online source to fuel their research throughout the project.
Fair

Students used 2-3 print or online sources to fuel their research throughout the project.
Good

Students used 4+ print or online sources to fuel their research throughout the project.
Knowledge Constructor 3B

Poor

Students did not use reliable resources when searching for information. (Students did not use .org, .edu, .gov resources)
Fair

Students used 2-3 reliable resources.
Good

Students used 4+ reliable resources.
Attractiveness

Poor

The students website is extremely difficult to navigate and use of font, color, graphics, etc. is extremely distracting.
Fair

The students website is hard to navigate at times, with font, color, and graphics that may be distracting.
Good

The students website is well organized and makes excellent use of font. color, graphics, etc. to enhance their website.
Presentation

Poor

The presentation delivery was not smooth and audience attention was often lost.
Fair

The presentation was noticeably rehearsed, fairly smooth, and held audience attention most of the time.
Good

The presentation was well rehearsed, smooth, and kept the attention of the audience the whole time.




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