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Sustainability 
The students will demonstrate the ability to solve a real world problem by identifying the proper force of action when it comes to protecting and sustaining our natural environment; which in this case is the ocean. The students will identify the importance of our oceans, and design a plan to utilize this finite resource in way that benefits the greater good of humanity. The students will create a working website, where all students in the school, (perhaps eventually the County) can participate on a student-wide level to help clean out the ocean and pick up trash. In this organized- student based website; the students will be able to log on, post the hours they picked up trash, who they were with, the day they went, what they found, and anything thing else relative they would like to add about the trip (like pictures, videos etc..). The plan is to help clean up the ocean and involve a Student Earth Caring Community.
Rubric Code: PBCXBX
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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Good

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Solving Real World Problem

The student's addressed and identifyed the main problems concerning the pollution in the ocean. They will share important information on the matter and offer solutions while discussing their findings in a group presentation to the classroom.

N/A

The student was not here, or didn't even try.
Poor

The student didn't address the problem.
Good

The student addressed the problem.
Excellent

The student clearly addressed the problem, gave examples and offered solutions.
Identifying the importance of natur

The student will ponder, research and answer these questions on a sheet of paper.
• Did the student give facts and examples?
• Did the student provide enough information?
• Did the student state clearly why natural resources are beneficial and important for humanity?
• Did the student explain how they feel about this knowledge?
• Does the student think it’s a good idea to create a plan for a student community to pick up trash at the ocean?

N/A

The student was not here, or didn't even try.
Poor

The student did not answer the questions.
Good

The student addressed the importance of our natural resources but did not answer the questions.
Excellent

The student addressed the importance of our natural resources and shared examples and explored on a deeper level. He/she answered all the questions.
Ability to create & design a small

Assess the student’s creation part of the website and see if it meets the groups requirements and goals. He/she understood and expressed the information in an easy and organized way.

N/A

The student was not here, or didn't even try.
Poor

The student fell short on design and organization.
Good

The student understood their part in the group and shared their information in an organized and insightful way.
Excellent

The student understood their part in the design and organization aspect and shared information in a insightful way. The student was a helpful key member in the group.
Organize ideas and plot

Each student in the group does their part. Teacher will be looking if the student answered these questions. Did they give facts and examples? Did they provide enough information?
Did they state clearly why natural resources are beneficial for humanity? Did they have goals for the project and clearly state what they are trying to do? Is the website organized and easy to use and helpful? Is there a pick up trash schedule?

N/A

The student was not here, or didn't even try.
Poor

The student did not elaborate and did not play his/her part in the group and didn't design a portion of the website.
Good

The student played his/her role in the group but did not answer all the questions and fell short on adding information on the website.
Excellent

The student played a key role in the development of the website and answered all the questions. They provided enough information and was helpful team player.
In class participation.

Did the student participate in group discussions, reflection paragraph and portion of the website.

N/A

The student was not here.
Poor

The student didn't participate in class room discussions enough.
Good

The student participated a good amount.
Excellent

The student participated always.
Final Project/Overall

Did the student get it? Does the student understand the importance of saving our natural resources? Did the student play his/her part in the website design?

N/A

The student was not here, or didn't even try.
Poor

The student did not do all the assignments.
Good

The student understands the importance of the ocean and expressed it in this project.
Excellent

The student understands the importance of the ocean and expressed it in this project and played his/her role in all of designs and discussions.
Student Trash Pick Up

The student went to the beach and picked up trash. The student’s recycled the objects that can be recycled or brought neat relics for the class to see.

N/A

The student never picked up trash.
Poor

The student picked up trash only once.
Good

The student picked up trash three times a month.
Excellent

The student picked up trash more then three times a month.



Keywords:
  • sustainability, planet earth, natural resources, green


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