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Contrasting Spring and Winter Compare & Contrast with Graphic Organizer Students will demonstrate the ability to contrast Spring and Winter categories by writing/labeling and illustrating the differences between Spring and Winter clothing, weather and activities. Rubric Code: VX2B3BA By LJimenez Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Common Core Standards PS 1.1a: Observe and describe weather conditions that occur during each season.
	Above Grade Level 4 pts	On Grade Level 3 pts	Approaching Grade Level 2 pts	Below Grade Level 1 pts
Description of Categories	Above Grade Level Describe the differences in all three categories between Spring and Winter accurately.	On Grade Level Describe the differences in 2 categories between Spring and Winter accurately.	Approaching Grade Level With prompting and support, describe the differences in 2 categories between Spring and Winter.	Below Grade Level Limited ability to describe the differences in any category between Spring and Winter.
Evidence of Writing Process	Above Grade Level Graphic Organizer complete, neat and organized.	On Grade Level Graphic Organizer complete, but a little messy and disorganized.	Approaching Grade Level Graphic Organizer not complete. Effort put forth, but more than 1/4 of the organizer missing information.	Below Grade Level Graphic Organizer is not complete. No effort put forth to write down needed information.
Number of Differences	Above Grade Level Write more than 1 sentence to show 3 differences.	On Grade Level Write one sentence to show 3 differences.	Approaching Grade Level Write a sentence to show 2 differences.	Below Grade Level Attempt to write a sentence to show 1 or 2 differeneces.
Details and Illustrations	Above Grade Level Appropriate details and illustrations to support every statement.	On Grade Level Details and illustrations support most of the statements. .	Approaching Grade Level Some details and illustrations are accurate to support the statements	Below Grade Level Details and illustrations are missing.