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Endangered Animal Report

Science project for 5th graders. Graded on written report, visual project and presentation

Rubric Code: M282XA

By ksnmemorial

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Science Project Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Content Information should include: Fun facts about the animal. Where do they live? Why do they live there? Why are they endangered? How can they be protected?	Poor Content is incomplete. Necessary information is not given.	Fair Content is inconsistent with regard to the purpose and clarity of thought. Major point are addressed but not supported.	Good Content and purpose of the writing are clear. Major points are stated clearly.
Format 2 pages typed double spaced 12 pt. font	Poor Paper does not meet formatting standards.	Fair Paper follows most guidelines.	Good Paper follows designated guidelines. Paper is the appropriate length as described for the assignment. Format is good.
Organization & Structure	Poor Paper is not organized. Paragraphs are disjointed and lack transition of thought.	Fair Structure of the paper is not easy to follow. Information needs to be grouped in paragraphs with similiar information.	Good Structure of the paper is mostly clear and easy to follow. Paragraph transitions are present. Information is grouped in an organized way.
Visual	Poor Visual relates to the topic. No creativity is shown.	Fair Visual relates to the topic. More creativity could have been put into the visual.	Good Visual is creative, showing accuracy in regards to the given topic. Overall, visual is neat. It is evident that time and creative thought was put into the visual.
Presentation	Poor Very little preparation is evident.	Fair Student could have been better prepared for the presentation. Showed some knowledge of the topic.	Good Good presentation. Student showed a knowledge of their topic. Good eye contact, posture and voice. Overall, student was prepared.