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Greenhouse Effect PowerPoint
Greenhouse Effect Poster
Students are to create a PowerPoint presentation including concepts related to the greenhouse effect. Name items such as the gases (which gases) that get trapped in the atmosphere; Describe how the green house Effect happens, why it happens, and when it happens. Explain the importance of the Greenhouse effect and how it is important for life.
Rubric Code:
WXX37X8
By
tim_c_davis
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Greenhouse Effect PowerPoint
Poor
2 pts
Fair
4 pts
Good
6 pts
Excellent
8 pts
Labeling & Spelling-Davis/Logan
Poor
Very few concepts are labeled and spelled correctly, demonstrating little knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Fair
Few concepts labeled and spelled correctly to demonstrating fair knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Good
Some important concepts are NOT labeled and spelled correctly, demonstrating good but NOT enough knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Excellent
All concepts studied in class and more are labeled and spelled correctly, demonstrating high knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Detail-Davis
Poor
Less than half of the student's drawings or pictures contain accurate details, demonstrating little knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Fair
Approximately half of the drawings or pictures contain accurate details to demonstrate knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Good
Most drawings or pictures contain accurate details to demonstrate knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect. 1 or 2 drawings are unclear.
Excellent
All drawings or pictures contain accurate details to demonstrate knowledge of terms and concepts involved with the greenhouse effect.
Class Presentation-Davis
Poor
Student appears unprepared. Notes relied on for all or nearly all of presentation.
Fair
Student lacks preparedness. Notes used for most of presentation.
Good
Student somewhat rehearsed. Used some notes during presentation.
Excellent
Student well rehearsed for presentation to class. No notes used during presentation.
Presentation Time-Davis
Poor
<1 minute
Fair
>1-3 minutes
Good
>3-4 minutes
>6 minutes
Excellent
>4-6 minutes
Neatness/DeGroot
Poor
Presentation is very sloppy, showing little effort from the student.
Fair
Presentation is sloppy showing some effort from the student.
Good
Presentation is fairly neat but some parts could use improvement.
Excellent
Presentation is neatly displayed. All parts are understandable.
Keywords:
green house effect PowerPoint
Subjects:
Science
Types:
Project
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