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Biome Diorama 
Students will create a diorama of a Biome and orally share information on their one topic.
Rubric Code: GX23227
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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10 pts


8 pts


6 pts


4 pts

Plant Life

10

Biome shows examples of 4 or more types of plant life. Shows excellent details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has excellent understanding of the plant's adaptations.
8

Biome shows examples of 3 types of plant life. Shows good details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has good understanding of the plant's adaptations.
6

Biome shows examples of 2 types of plant life. Shows fair details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has fair understanding of the plant's adaptations.
4

Biome shows examples of 1 type of plant life. Shows little details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has poor understanding of the plant's adaptations.
Animal Life

10

Biome shows examples of 4 or more types of animal life. Shows excellent details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has excellent understanding of the animal's adaptations.
8

Biome shows examples of 3 types of animal life. Shows good details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has good understanding of the animal's adaptations.
6

Biome shows examples of 2 types of animal life. Shows fair details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has fair understanding of the animal's adaptations.
4

Biome shows examples of 1 type of animal life. Shows little details of what you would find in this Biome. Student has poor understanding of the animal's adaptations.
Climate

10

Student includes 2 graphs and 2 or more images. All seasons are referenced. Student has excellent understanding of the climate.
8

Student includes 1 graph and 2 or more images. All seasons are referenced. Student has good understanding of the climate.
6

Student includes no graphs and 2 or more images. Some seasons are referenced. Student has fair understanding of the climate.
4

Student includes no graphs and 1 image. No seasons are referenced. Student has poor understanding of the climate.
Human Impact

10

Student includes 3 or more types of human impacts on the biome and 2 or more items we gain from the biome. Student references groups that are working to protect the biome and explains what they are doing. Student has excellent understanding of the human impact.
8

Student includes 2 types of human impacts on the biome and 1 item we gain from the biome. Student references groups that are working to protect the biome. Student has good understanding of the human impact.
6

Student includes 1 type of human impact on the biome and 1 item we gain from the biome. Student briefly references a group that is working to protect the biome. Student has good understanding of the human impact.
4

Student includes 1 type of human impact on the biome and no items we gain from the biome. Student does not reference any groups that are working to protect the biome. Student has poor understanding of the human impact.
Due Date

10

The project was turned in on time and fully completed
8

The project was turned in during the class period.
6

The project was turned in
day late.
4

The project was turned in
2 or more days late.
Appearance and Creativity

10

The project's
appearance is
polished without
distractive elements.
Project is excellently
presented reflecting
creativity and a lot of
thought.
8

The project's
appearance is quite
polished with few
distracting elements.
Good creative effort.
Project is neat and
shows evidence of
time spent on it.
6

The project's
appearance is somewhat
poor. Some distracting
elements.
Some attempt made to
add color and
originality. Project is
neat.
4

The project's
appearance is quite
poor. Many distractive
elements.
Little attempt to add
color or originality.
Project has sloppy
appearance.
Images and Models

10

All images or models
are effective and accurate.
8

All images or models
are effective, 1 or more is inaccurate.
6

Some images or models
are effective, 1-2 are inaccurate.
4

Too few images or
models are used to be
an effective
presentation or many used are inaccurate.



Keywords:
  • Diorama on Environment and living and nonliving things


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