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Assessment of accuracy on Novel Study Booklet

Assessment of accuracy on Novel Study Booklet

Assessment of accuracy on Novel Study Booklet

Assessment of accuracy on Novel Study Booklet

Assessment of accuracy on Novel Study Booklet

Draw a diagram of an animal and plant cell, label the parts of the cells including organelles and describe the functions of the organelles which are specific to that particular cell on a separate piece of paper or write it out next to your drawing. You can use a computer to type your desription but you can not copy and paste. Use the following materials provided to complete this task: computer, lead pencil, colored pencils or markers, loose leaf paper or computer paper and a drawing paper.

Draw a diagram of an animal and plant cell, label the parts of the cells including organelles and describe the functions of the organelles which are specific to that particular cell on a separate piece of paper or write it out next to your drawing. You can use a computer to type your desription but you can not copy and paste. Use the following materials provided to complete this task: computer, lead pencil, colored pencils or markers, loose leaf paper or computer paper and a drawing paper.

An illustration of choice and writing assignment on immigration and Ellis Island

An illustration of choice and writing assignment on immigration and Ellis Island

Addition of Integers 1) Explain and/or demonstrate addition integer rules

Addition.Subtraction.Multiplication,Division of Integers 1) Explain and/or demonstrate integer rules

Addition of Integers 1) Explain and/or demonstrate addition integer rules

A creative (poster, comic, etc.) representation of the rock cycle and the 3 main different types of rock.

A poster-board and writing assignment exploring immigration in the late 1800's to 1920's.

A creative (poster, comic, etc.) representation of the rock cycle and the 3 main different types of rock.

Specific Expectation: Students will create sketch maps to show the relative positions of places; use shading/colour to indicate variations in characteristics; construct and read a wide variety of maps for specific purposes; use appropriate vocabulary to describe their inquiries/observations.

This rubric is to be used to edit writing assignments in reading, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science and for Portfolio development.

After reading the story, Harrison Bergeron, students will draw and visually represent the details that reflect mood in the story.