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Rubric: Project about the Rock Cycle 
Rubric: Project about the Rock Cycle
Tell the story of a rock traveling through the rock cycle through a comic strip, an illustrated story, or a journal entry.
Rubric Code: KXBCCAB
By tawolla
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Subject: Geology  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Rock Cycle Project
  Got It! 5

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Almost There 4

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Over the Hump 3

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Getting There 2

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Not There Yet 1

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Rock Cycle

Got It! 5

Got It! 5

The project shows how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks, magma, and sediments are formed during the rock cycle and also includes the 9 formation processes as a rock travels through the rock cycle.
Almost There 4

Almost There 4

The project shows how four of the three types of rocks, sediment, and magma are formed during the rock cycle and only includes 5 of the formation processes as the rock travels through the rock cycle.
Over the Hump 3

Over the Hump 3

The project shows how three of the three types of rocks, sediment, and magma are formed during the rock cycle and only includes 5 of the formation processes as the rock travels through the rock cycle.
Getting There 2

Getting There 2

The project shows how two of the three types of rocks, sediment, and magma are formed during the rock cycle and only includes 5 of the formation processes as the rock travels through the rock cycle.
Not There Yet 1

Not There Yet 1

The project shows how only one of the three types of rocks, sediment, and magma are formed during the rock cycle and I didn't use any formation processes as I told about the rock's journey through the rock cycle.
Vocabulary

Got It! 5

Got It! 5

All of the required words are present in the project:
igneous, metamorphic, sedimentary,
sediment, magma, heat/pressure,
melting, weathering/erosion, cementation/compaction, cooling and crystallization
Almost There 4

Almost There 4

All but 1 of the required words are present
Over the Hump 3

Over the Hump 3

The project is missing 2-3 vocabulary words.
Getting There 2

Getting There 2

The project is missing 4-5 vocabulary words.
Not There Yet 1

Not There Yet 1

The project has more than 5 words missing.
Creativity, Appealing

Got It! 5

Got It! 5

A lot of effort was put into the project. The project is very creative, and is very colorful and visually appealing.
Almost There 4

Almost There 4

Much effort was put into the project. The project is creative, and is overall visually appealing.
Over the Hump 3

Over the Hump 3

Some effort was put into the project, but could have been more. Lacks creativity and appeal.
Getting There 2

Getting There 2

Very little effort was put into the project. Lacks creativity and visual appeal.
Not There Yet 1

Not There Yet 1

No effort was put into this project.
Neat, Correct grammar

Got It! 5

Got It! 5

The project is very neat and correctly uses grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Almost There 4

Almost There 4

The project is mostly neat and correct grammatically.
Over the Hump 3

Over the Hump 3

The project is somewhat neat. It is "okay," but lacks organization, correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Getting There 2

Getting There 2

The project is somewhat messy and lacks correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Not There Yet 1

Not There Yet 1

The project is messy and not organized very well and lacks correct grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
Completeness

Got It! 5

Got It! 5

The project is fully complete.
Almost There 4

Almost There 4

The project is mostly complete.
Over the Hump 3

Over the Hump 3

The project is somewhat complete.
Getting There 2

Getting There 2

The project barely complete.
Not There Yet 1

Not There Yet 1

The project is incomplete.



Keywords:
  • Magma, Igneous Rock, Sediments, Sedimentary Rock, Metamorphic Rock,Cooling and Crystallization, Weathering and Erosion, Compaction and Cememtation, Heat and Pressure


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