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Ecosystem Model Project

Students are to model their ecosystem. The model should include appropriate living and non-living organisms present. The presentation should include an appropriate description of their ecosystem including the climate and what living and non-living organisms are present.

Rubric Code: L3CAC7

By kearnshf

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Ecosytem Final Project
	Poor 20 pts	Fair 35 pts	Good 45 pts	Excellent 60 pts
Model	Poor Student did not accurately and neatly display model of ecosystem.	Fair Student displayed ecosystem below the expectations of the instructor lacking either neatness or accuracy.	Good Student somewhat displayed the ecosystem with accuracy and neatness.	Excellent Student exceeded the expectations of the instructor by accurately and neatly displaying the ecosystem model.
On time	Poor Project was not turned in.	Fair Project was turned in 3 or more days late.	Good Project was turned in 1 -2 days late.	Excellent Project was turned in on time.
Overall - Neatness	Poor Project is very messy, showing little effort from the student.	Fair Project is not very neat, making it hard to understand.	Good Project is fairly neat, but some parts are hard to unserstand.	Excellent Project is very neat. You can undertand all included elements.
Presentation to Class	Poor Presentation misidentifies type of ecosystem, doesn't mention characteristics that define it, student is not prepared to give presentation.	Fair Presentation identifies type of ecosystem, and some characteristics that define it but not . The student was ill-prepared to give presentation.	Good Presentation identifies type of ecosystem, mnay characteristics that define it, and types of organisms found in it. Students are prepared to give presentation.	Excellent Presentation identifies type of ecosystem andmost characteristics that define it. Students are prepared to give presentation and answer questions from the audience.