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Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus Cycles Mobile 
Students will create a digital or physical mobile where they will illustrate, label and explain the forms of nitrogen as it goes through the processes involved in the nitrogen cycle. Each process is explained using the who, what, when, how, why and when method in order to cover all aspects.
Rubric Code: NX88674
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Subject: Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Nitrogen Cycle
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Drawing/visuals

Poor

Poor
Nearly impossible to identify what has been drawn.
Fair

Fair.
Identifiable, yet still a very rough drawing. Unclear how visual relates to the presentation.
Good

Good.
Easily identified as it was intended to be. The audience sees an attempt to show connections.
Excellent

Excellent
Drawing is clear. Textbook quality.
The audience is aware of the connections made with the visuals.
Nitrogen forms

Poor

Poor
No labels are given.
Fair

Some nitrogen forms are mentioned, but not in the proper places.
Good

Good.
All nitrogen forms are given and audience can see clear attempt at connections.
Excellent

Excellent
All nitrogen forms are provided in a way that the audience can see clear connections.
Processes involved

Poor

None of the processes are given.
Fair

Some processes are listed, but not explained.
Good

Good
Basic processes are provided but are not clearly covered.
Excellent

Excellent.
All processes are presented and supported. The audience can see all aspects of the nitrogen cycle, including human's effect on it.
Phosphorus Cycle
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Drawing/visuals

Poor

Poor
Nearly impossible to identify what has been drawn.
Fair

Fair.
Identifiable, yet still a very rough drawing. Unclear how visual relates to the presentation.
Good

Good.
Easily identified as it was intended to be. The audience sees an attempt to show connections.
Excellent

Excellent
Drawing is clear. Textbook quality.
The audience is aware of the connections made with the visuals.
Forms of Phosphorus

Poor

Poor
No labels are given.
Fair

Some phosphorus forms are mentioned, but not in the proper places.
Good

Good.
All phosphorus forms are given and audience can see clear attempt at connections.
Excellent

Excellent
All phosphorus forms are provided in a way that the audience can see clear connections.
Processess involved

Poor

None of the processes are given.
Fair

Some processes are listed, but not explained.
Good

Good
Basic processes are provided but are not clearly covered.
Excellent

Excellent.
All processes are presented and supported. The audience can see all aspects of the phosphorus cycle, including human's effect on it.
Carbon Cycle
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Drawing/visuals

Poor

Poor.
Nearly impossible to identify what has been drawn.
Fair

Fair.
Identifiable, yet still a very rough drawing. Unclear how visual relates to the presentation.
Good

Good.
Easily identified as it was intended to be. The audience sees an attempt to show connections.
Excellent

Excellent.
Drawing is clear. Textbook quality.
The audience is aware of the connections made with the visuals.
Forms of Carbon

Poor

Poor.
No labels are given.
Fair

Fair.
Some carbon forms are mentioned, but not in the proper places.
Good

Good.
All phosphorus forms are given and audience can see clear attempt at connections.
Excellent

Excellent.
All carbon forms are provided in a way that the audience can see clear connections.
Processes involved

Poor

Poor.
None of the processes are given.
Fair

Fair.
Some processes are listed, but not explained.
Good

Good.
Basic processes are provided but are not clearly covered.
Excellent

Excellent.
All processes are presented and supported. The audience can see all aspects of the carbon cycle, including human's effect on it.




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