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Why Should We Recycle? Why Should We Recycle? - Powerpoint Design a Powerpoint to be used as a public service announcement (PSA) to inform the Dearborn community of the need to recycle. Rubric Code: EXB492 By lisawhite Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Why Should We Recycle?
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Information	Poor Information is minimal, incorrect, and disorganized.	Fair All information is complete and correct but lacks orgnization.	Good All Information is complete and well organized.
Design	Poor No images, tables, or graphs to support information.	Fair Images, tables, and graphs minimally support information	Good Images, tables, and graphs effectively support information.
Writing/Grammar	Poor Information is not written with the proper use of english with many errors in spelling, grammar and punctuation.	Fair Information is well written with minimal errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.	Good Information is well written with no errors in spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
Science	Poor Presentation does not clearly explain the effects of humans on the environment and/or ways we can help conserve natural resources.	Fair Presentation clearly explains the effects of humans on the environment and/or ways we can help conserve natural resources.	Good Presentation clearly explains the effects of humans on the environment and/or ways we can help conserve our natural resources using details and/or examples.
Social Studies	Poor Presentation does not include your position on a regional concern.	Fair Presentation includes your position on a regional concern.	Good Presentation includes your position on a regional concern and is supported by details and/or examples.
Math	Poor Presentation does not include a readable graph.	Fair Presentation includes a readable graph.	Good Presentation includes a readable graph with the minimum value, maximum value, and range shown.