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3rd Quarter Project Option B 
Taking me on a tour of the digestive, excretory, respiratory and circulatory systems. Your tour guides are Olivia the Oxygen molecule, Carl and Carbon Dioxide, Gary the Glucose (who right now is stuck in Stan the Starch) and Barry the Blood Cell. On this tour your must explain the function of each body system, explain what the tour guides role is, and how the systems work together to maintain homeostasis.
Rubric Code: MX8X423
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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Handed in

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On Time
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Late 1 day
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Late 2-3 days
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Late 4 or more days
Explains Homeostasis

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Good

Thoroughly explains how all 4 body system works in conjunction with the others to maintain homeostasis
Fair

Gives a brief descriptions of how all 4 body system works in conjunction with the others to maintain homeostasis

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Thoroughly explains how all 3 body system works in conjunction with the others to maintain homeostasis
Poor

Thoroughly explains how 1 or 2 body system work in conjunction with the others to maintain homeostasis
Missing

Does not explain how each body system works in conjunction with the others to maintain homeostasis
Circulatory System
Barry the Blood Cell

Good

Thoroughly explains Barry's role in the system:
-where he goes
-where he came from
-how he gets there
-what he does
-what he carries
Fair

Partially explains Barry's role in the system. Covers 3/4 of the 5 bullets.
Poor

Explains Barry's role in the system but leaves out many details. Covers 1/2 of the 5 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Barry's role in the system
Function

Good

Full explains the circulatory system:
-name organs/parts involved and what they do
-the purpose of the system
Fair

Names and describes most of the parts involved but not all and explains what the system as a whole does.
Poor

Names and describes some of the parts involved and does not explains what the system as a whole does.
Missing

Does not explain the job of the circulatory system and does not explain the organs involved
Digestive System
Gary the Glucose

Good

Thoroughly explains Gary's role in the system:
-where he goes
-what he does when he gets there(what process is he needed for)
-where he came from
-how he gets there
Fair

Partially explains Gary's role in the system. Covers 3 of the 4 bullets.
Poor

Partially explains Gary's role in the system. Covers 1/2 of the 4 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Gary's role in the system
Stan the Starch

Good

Thoroughly explains Stan's role in the system:
-where he goes
-where he came from
-how he gets there
-what he does (how he becomes Gary)
Fair

Partially explains Stan's role in the system. Covers 3 of the 4 bullets.
Poor

Partially explains Stan's role in the system. Covers 1/2 of the 4 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Stan's role in the system
Function

Good

Fully describes the digestive system:
-name organs involved and what they do
-the purpose of the system
Fair

Names and describes most of the parts involved but not all and explains what the system as a whole does.
Poor

Names and describes some of the parts involved and does not explains what the system as a whole does.
Missing

Does not explain the job of the digestive system and does not explain the organs involved
Excretory System
Ursala the Urea

Good

Thoroughly explains Ursala's role in the system:
-where she is created
-where she goes
-how she gets there
-what she does
Fair

Partially explains Ursala's role in the system. Covers 3 of the 4 bullets.
Poor

Partially explains Ursala's role in the system. Covers 1/2 of the 4 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Ursala's role in the system
Function

Good

Fully explains the excretory system:
-name organs/parts involved and what they do
-what gets excreted
-the purpose of the system
Fair

Names and describes most of the parts involved but not all and explains what the system as a whole does.
Poor

Names and describes some of the parts involved and does not explains what the system as a whole does.
Missing

Does not explain the job of the excretory system and does not explain the organs involved
Respiratory System
Olivia the Oxygen Molecule

Good

Thoroughly explains Olivia's role in the system:
-where she goes
-where she came from
-how she gets there
-what she does (what process is she a part of)
Fair

Partially explains Olivia's role in the system. Covers 3 of the 4 bullets.
Poor

Partially explains Olivia's role in the system. Covers 1/2 of the 4 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Olivia's role in the system
Carl the Carbon Dioxide

Good

Thoroughly explains Carl's role in the system: -where he goes
-where he came from
-how he gets there
-what he does
-how he was made
Fair

Partially explains Carl's role in the system. Covers 3/4 of the 5 bullets.
Poor

Partially explains Carl's role in the system. Covers 1/2 of the 5 bullets.
Missing

Does not explain Carl's role in the system
Function

Good

Fully explains the human respiratory system:
-name organs/parts involved and what they do
-inhaling and exhaling
-cellular respiration
-the purpose of the system
Fair

Names and describes most of the parts involved but not all and explains what the system as a whole does.
Poor

Names and describes some of the parts involved and does not explains what the system as a whole does.
Missing

Does not explain the job of the respiratory system and does not explain the organs involved




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