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Electric Circuits vs Food Webs
Forms of Energy Product 4th grade
Rubric Code:
P23C8CB
By
jenniferhurst
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Electric Circuits vs Food Webs
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Poor
2 pts
Compare and Contrast
Excellent
All components of electric circuits (battery, wires, lightbulbs, switches, closed/open, conductors, insulators, flow of energy) and food webs (Sun, producers, consumers, decomposers, arrows, flow of energy) are compared and contrasted.
Good
Most components of electric circuits (battery, wires, lightbulbs, switches, closed/open, conductors, insulators, flow of energy) and food webs (Sun, producers, consumers, decomposers, arrows, flow of energy) are compared and contrasted.
Poor
Few components of electric circuits (battery, wires, lightbulbs, switches, closed/open, conductors, insulators, flow of energy) and food webs (Sun, producers, consumers, decomposers, arrows, flow of energy) are compared and contrasted.
Venn Diagram
Excellent
At least 3 things in each section that are thorough and meaningful.
Good
At least 2 things in each section that are thorough and meaningful.
Poor
At least 1 thing in each section that is thorough and meaningful.
Connection
Excellent
Shows a meaningful connection between electric circuits and food webs.
Good
Shows a somewhat meaningful connection between electric circuits and food webs.
Poor
Does not show a meaningful connection between electric circuits and food webs.
Illustrations
Excellent
Illustrations are provided and enhance understanding of the topic.
Good
Illustrations are provided and somewhat enhance understanding of the topic.
Poor
Illustrations are not provided and/or do not enhance understanding of the topic.
Above and Beyond
Excellent
It is apparent that new information is learned and included. Information goes beyond the obvious.
Good
It is somewhat apparent that new information is learned and included. Information does not go beyond the obvious.
Poor
It is apparent that no new information is learned and included. Information does not go beyond the obvious.
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