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Frog Life Cycle

Students will identify the steps in a frog's life cycle, label and describe each step, and give a detailed description of an adult frog.

Rubric Code: AXW2W62

By MrsMolitor

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Public Rubric

Subject: Education

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Life Cycle of a Frog Enter rubric description
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Egg Detailed illustration Where they are laid. What they look like.	Needs Improvement Only 1 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Good 2 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Excellent All 3 of the requirements are accurate and included.
Tadpole Detailed illustration Where they live. What they look like. What they eat. How they move.	Needs Improvement 1-2 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Good 3-4 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Excellent All 5 of the requirements are accurate and included.
Froglet Detailed illustration Where they live. What they look like. What they eat. How they move.	Needs Improvement 1-2 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Good 3-4 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Excellent All 5 of the requirements are accurate and included.
Frog Detailed illustration Where they live. What they look like. What they eat. How they move.	Needs Improvement 1-2 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Good 1-2 of the requirements are accurate and included.	Excellent 1-2 of the requirements are accurate and included.
Spelling Sight words are spelled correctly. All words are spelled correctly or phonetically.	Needs Improvement 5 or more words are spelled incorrectly.	Good 3-4 words are spelled incorrectly.	Excellent 1-2 words are spelled incorrectly.
Capitalization/Punctuation All sentences begin with a capital letter. All sentences end with correct punctuation.	Needs Improvement There are punctuation and capitalization errors.	Good There are punctuation or capitalization errors.	Excellent There are no errors in capitalization or punctuation.