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iRubric: Layers of the Earth PowerPoint rubric

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Layers of the Earth PowerPoint Layers of the Earth PowerPoint Students wil create a powerpoint presentation that labels and describes the layers of Earth. Rubric Code: H5846X By ilourie Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Layers of the Earth PowerPoint
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Subject Knowledge	Poor Most of the information is confusing or incorrect.	Fair Some of the information is confusing or incorrect.	Good Most of the information is clear, appropriate, and correct	Excellent All the information is clear, appropriate, and correct.
Technical	Poor There are too many technical problems to view the presentation.	Fair Presentation has many technical problems.	Good Presentation runs with minor technical problems.	Excellent Presentation runs perfectly with no technical problems.
Storyboard	Poor There are very few details and many errors to the storyboard.	Fair	Good The storyboard is mostly planned with a few errors.	Excellent The storyboard is completly planned and free of errors.
Spelling	Poor There 5 or more misspelled words.	Fair There are 3-4 misspelled words.	Good There are 1-2 misspelled words.	Excellent There are no misspelled words.
Text Features	Poor Unreadable	Fair The text is extremely difficult to read.	Good The text is somewhat easy to read, but the background, or choice of text size/font interfers with readability.	Excellent The text is easy to read. The background doesn't interfere with the information/text.
Complete sentences	Poor There are no complete sentences or no punctuation or capitalization.	Fair There are many punctuation or capitalization errors. OR many sentences aren't complete with a subject and a predicate.	Good There are some punctuation or capitalization errors. OR someof the sentences aren't complete with a subject and a predicate.	Excellent There are no punctuation or capitalization errors. All sentences are complete with a subject and a predicate.