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Animal Research Poster Rubric

Animal Adaptations Poster Rubric

Students will create an animal adaptations poster for final project of science unit.

Rubric Code: LXC4CWB

By oconnorsancarlo

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Public Rubric

Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Animal Adaptation Poster
	Having Difficulty 1 pts	Near Expectations 2 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts
Information	Having Difficulty Only includes basic information such as the animal classification and the chosen animal.	Near Expectations Includes 2-3 important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats	Meets Expectations Includes 4 or more important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats, habitat etc. and other useful information.	Exceeds Expectations Includes 5 important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats, habitat, how they are born or how they develop. All information is written in complete sentences.
Illustration and graphics	Having Difficulty The illustration and graphics has no is messy or unclear.	Near Expectations The illustrations and graphics are fairly neat and has some interesting detail.	Meets Expectations The illustration and graphics are neat, has a caption and clearly works with the poster.	Exceeds Expectations The illustrations are neat and colourful. All graphics contribute to a high level of understanding.
Spelling & Neatness	Having Difficulty Your work is messy and needs more focus.	Near Expectations Your work is fairly neat and there are a few spelling errors.	Meets Expectations All of your work is neat, easy to read, and there are minimal spelling or grammar errors errors.	Exceeds Expectations All of your work is neat, easy to read, and there are no spelling or grammar errors. It is clear that you took your time and are proud of your work!
Research and Resources	Having Difficulty You have used little information from the class research.	Near Expectations I used some research from different class resources and searches but might have missed key information.	Meets Expectations I've used a good range of information and resources to cover key details and interesting facts.	Exceeds Expectations My research not only covers the key facts about the animal classification and my specific animal, there are fascinating facts about the animal.
Presentation to Class	Having Difficulty I spoke too quietly, too fast, or too slowly. It was difficult to hear me or understand me.	Near Expectations I was a little too fast or too slow when I was sharing my poster. Sometimes it was hard to hear me.	Meets Expectations My voice was loud enough for my classmates to hear. I spoke "just right"for everyone to understand me. You could tell that I had practiced.	Exceeds Expectations My voice was clear and strong and everyone could hear and understand me. You could tell that I had really practiced my presentation and I was proud of my work.

Keywords:

animal adaptations poster

Subjects:

Science

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Project

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