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'The Big One' project
Rubric Code:
BX933C2
By
mwjacques
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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4 pts
3 pts
2 pts
1 pts
Connection to Evidence
4
Demonstrates a thorough understanding of how the interior of the earth affects the surface with multiple connections to scientific evidence.
3
Demonstrates an understanding of how the interior of the earth affects the surface with connections to scientific evidence.
2
Demonstrates a limited understanding of how the interior of the earth affects the surface with vague connections to scientific evidence.
1
Did not demonstrate an understanding of how the interior of the earth affects the surface and/or did not make connections to scientific evidence.
Advice
4
Gives specific recommendations to local officials in Oregon about how tho to prepare for the affects of a potential 'Big One.'
3
Gives general recommendations to local officials in Oregon about how tho to prepare for the affects of a potential 'Big One.'
2
Gives a general recommendation to local officials in Oregon about how tho to prepare for the affects of a potential 'Big One.'
1
Does not give specific recommendations to local officials in Oregon about how tho to prepare for the affects of a potential 'Big One.'
Data
4
Uses earthquake data to effectively persuade the local officials to be prepared for the potential 'Big One.'
3
Uses earthquake data to persuade the local officials to be prepared for the potential 'Big One.'
2
Uses earthquake data to somewhat persuade the local officials to be prepared for the potential 'Big One.'
1
Does not use earthquake data and or does not persuade the local officials to be prepared for the potential 'Big One.'
Vocabulary
4
Used scientific vocabulary about the topic that enhance the ideas presented in the project.
3
Used scientific vocabulary about the topic that makes the ideas in the project clear.
2
Used the wrong vocabulary to describe the topic.
1
Did not use scientific vocabulary.
Creativity
4
Presented material in a creative way. Used media from various sources in interesting ways. Created graphs, charts, and visual aids to show information.
3
Used many original ideas. Used media for various sources in an interesting way.
2
Used facts, but did not use many original ideas. Use a few pieces of original data.
1
Did not attempt to make the project interesting. Did not use own samples or media.
Neatnesss
4
All parts of the project were neat and easy to read.
3
Many parts of the project were neat and easy to read.
2
Some parts of the project were neat and easy to read.
1
Very few parts of the project were neat and easy to read.
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