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Cell Model Project

Students working with a partner must create an edible model of a cell. One of the students will make an animal cell and the other a plant cell. The edible models must accurately represents the parts that help the cell function.

Rubric Code: MXAX496

By gpirollo

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Edible Cell Project
	No Attempt 0 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 6 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Cell Structure	No Attempt No Attempt was made.	Fair	Poor Inaccurate representation. Not all cell parts are represented and/or are not a representaion of its part.	Fair Representation of cell not fully accurate. Not all cell parts are represented or are not clearly represented.	Good Mostly accurate representation of cell. Cell parts are clear and all represented	Excellent Highly accurate representation of cell. Cell parts are very clearly and accurately represented.
Labels This is your legend or key to indicate the parts	No Attempt No Attempt was made.	Fair	Poor Little or no labels. Numerous errors in cell part labeling.	Fair Missing labels or more than two spelling errors in labels of cell parts.	Good All cell parts are labeled appropriately with no more than two spelling errors.	Excellent All cell parts are labeled accurately with correct spellings.
Neatness and taste	No Attempt No Attempt was made.	Fair	Poor Very messy	Fair Somewhat neat. But overall messy	Good Neat	Excellent Exquisitely neat
Creativity and Effort	No Attempt No Attempt was made.	Fair	Poor Little creativity seen in design. Problems with planning and organization. Poor use of materials.	Fair Shows some creativity in design. Use of materials show signs of planning and organization.	Good Creative use of materials that show very good planning, organization and hard work.	Excellent Extremely creative design. Clever use of materials. Time management well used. Above and beyond expectations.