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Exploring Different Parts and Functions of the Human Body
Rubric Code:
PX52934
By
jaleesapyfrom
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Human Body Project
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Distinguish, Name, Describe
Poor
Students are unable to name and distinguish human body parts and vaguely describe their functions.
Fair
Students are able to name and distinguish 3 body parts or more and vaguely describe their functions.
Good
Students are able to name and distinguish 4 body parts or more as well as a brief description of their functions.
Excellent
Students are able to name and distinguish all 6 body parts as well as a detailed description of their functions.
Group Collaboration Skills
Poor
Student unsuccessfully collaborated with group to complete the project.
Fair
Student had little input and collaboration in group while completing project.
Good
Student was successful at collaborating with group, but group contributions were not cohesive.
Excellent
Student was successful at collaborating with their group where each individual within the group had distinct, yet, cohesive contributions.
Creativity
Poor
Project displayed information with a lack of creativity (color and design).
Fair
Project displayed information with little creativity (color and design).
Good
Project displayed information with some creativity (color and design) that was well organized.
Excellent
Project displayed information with much creativity (color and design), correct labeling, and organized graphics.
Project Presentation
Poor
Presentation is done in way that displays little knowledge on identifying the six body parts in this unit and their function.s
Fair
Presentation is presented briefly and unorganized, displaying some knowledge on identifying the six body parts in this unit and their functions.
Good
Presentation is done with knowledge on identifying the six body parts in this unit and their functions, but is without detailed information.
Excellent
Presentation is done with knowledge on identifying the six body parts in this unit and their functions with details, pictures, and examples.
Multimedia Use
Poor
Multimedia technologies were not rarely used and/or were not relevant to this unit.
Fair
Multimedia technologies were used to gather information not specific/general for this unit.
Good
Multimedia technologies were used to gather some information, but lacked consistency throughout the course of this learning unit.
Excellent
Multimedia technologies were used to gather relevant information used in presentation and throughout the course of this learning unit.
Subjects:
Education
Types:
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