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Create-a-Species Project 
Students will work in teams to create a new species of animal. Students will need to pick one of the following environments of already created planets and create an animal which is going to be strong and resilient enough to survive in that environment. Students will need to consider how this animal is going to stay warm or cool, what it is going to eat, how it is going to get its food and water, and how it is going to care for its young to make sure they survive.
Rubric Code: Y87673
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Create-a-Species Project
  Exceeds Expectations

3 pts

Meets Expectations

2 pts

Approaching Expectations

1 pts

Not Yet Within Expectations

0 pts

Accuracy and Completeness

Exceeds Expectations

Includes a full description of the following: how this animal is going to stay warm or cool, what it is going to eat, how it is going to get its food and water, and how it is going to care for its young to make sure they survive.
Meets Expectations

Includes a description of of the following: how this animal is going to stay warm or cool, what it is going to eat, how it is going to get its food and water, and how it is going to care for its young to make sure they survive.
Approaching Expectations

Includes a description of some of the following: how this animal is going to stay warm or cool, what it is going to eat, how it is going to get its food and water, and how it is going to care for its young to make sure they survive.
Not Yet Within Expectations

Most of the information required is missing
Spelling and Grammar

Exceeds Expectations

No errors in spelling, grammar is correct, and information is written in students's own words.
Meets Expectations

Some minor errors in spelling, most of grammar is correct, and information is written in students's own words. .
Approaching Expectations

Major errors in spelling, grammar is incorrect, and information is written in students's own words.
Not Yet Within Expectations

Writing is disorganized, with numerous mistakes in grammar, sentence structure, and spelling.
Neatness and Overall Presentation

Exceeds Expectations

Report is neatly handwritten, conclusions were carefully thought about, and you were able to explainwhy you chose each adaptations for your animal. Student named their new animal species.
Meets Expectations

Most of the project was neat and thought out, some attention into details. Student named their new animal. Student named their new animal species.
Approaching Expectations

Only little part of the project was neat and thought out. Little attention put into details. Student did not name new species.
Not Yet Within Expectations

Poor handwritting and no thought was put into project. Student did not name new species.
Animal Illustration

Exceeds Expectations

The illustration is neat and colorful. The picture clearly shows the subject of the project.
Meets Expectations

The illustration is neat and colorful.
Approaching Expectations

The illustration is fairly neat and has some color.
Not Yet Within Expectations

The illustration has no color and is not neatly done.



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