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Biogeochemical Cycles Project Biogeochemical Cycles Project Rubric Code: TX92X65 By Denise_Dempsey Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Biology Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Mastery 4 pts	Exceptional 5 pts
Research	Poor Student neglected to include a bibliography and obviously copied and pasted.	Fair Student copied and pasted some of the information. Bibliography not included,	Good Student includes a bibliography of one resource.	Mastery Student includes a bibliography of two sources and cites them when quoting from them.	Exceptional Student includes a full bibliography and uses quotation marks where necessary.
Poster	Poor Poster is hastily and is hard to follow.	Fair Poster is hastily put together and includes 5 of the 7 parts.	Good Poster is adequate but more information is needed.	Mastery Poster is well done and includes most of the information about that cycle.	Exceptional Poster is easy to read and understand and could be used as a model for future classes.
Cycle Drawing or 3D model	Poor Poster does not include a cycle diagram or model.	Fair Poster includes a cycle diagram/model that is vague or is missing key aspects of the cycle.	Good Poster includes a well done diagram/model that includes all most all of the cycle's parts.	Mastery Poster includes a well done diagram/model with all of its parts and annotations	Exceptional Poster includes a creative demonstration of the cycle with all of its parts annotated and explained.
Presentation Notes- Cycle	Poor Student does not take any notes over the cycle.	Fair Student is missing a majority of the important parts of the cycle and does not have the diagram completed.	Good Student is missing some important information about the cycle but the diagram is complete.	Mastery Student has notes over the cycle but they could be more detailed. The diagram of the cycle is complete.	Exceptional Student has detailed notes that focus on the most important parts of the cycle and the diagram is completed.