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Newspaper Project Ozone Layer and global Warming
Newspaper Project
The student will make a newspaper article of at least 3 paragraphs to show the relationship between the Ozone Layer and Global Warming. They will write an Editorial on what they believe can be done to solve the problem. They will include one Advertisment.
Rubric Code:
K76AW6
By
mccombk
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Overall newspaper
Poor
3 pts
Fair
7 pts
Good
10 pts
Illustrations
Poor
No illustration was included.
Fair
At least one illustration related to the article was included.
Good
Two illustrations were included that were related to the article.
Creativity
Poor
The newspaper shows little creativity.
Fair
The newspaper shows some creativity.
Good
The newspaper shows a lot of creativity.
Article Length
Poor
The article has only one paragraph.
Fair
The article was two paragraphs long, but contained spelling/grammar errors.
Good
The article has three or more paragraphs and has two or fewer spelling/grammar errors.
Article Content
Poor
The article did not make any connections between the ozone layer and Global Warming. Poorly done and confusing.
Fair
The article made good connections between the ozone layer and global warming. Some areas were confusing, the imfomation seemed like it wasn't related
Good
The article made excellent connections between the ozone layer and global warming. All connections were easy to understand and all of the infomation was related
Advertisements
Poor
No advertisements were included.
Fair
One advertisement was included which was relevant.
Good
Two advertisements were included which were relevant.
Editorial
Poor
No editorial included
Fair
The information was inaccurate or misleading or it was not clear why it was included in the newspaper Gave at least one opinion on the solution of global warming.
Good
Information was accurate and there was a clear reason for including the editorial in the newspaper. More than one opinion and solution were were included.
Headlines
Poor
No headlines were included
Fair
Some headlines were included that related to the accompanying article
Good
Each article was accompanied by an appropriate headline
Keywords:
newspaper
Subjects:
English
History
Science
Types:
Writing
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