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Continental Drift Continental Drift The purpose of this lesson is to identify Pangea and demonstrate a knowledge of continental drift and the direction the continents moved. Rubric Code: TXB4A4A By darosa Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Continental Drift Lesson The purpose of this lesson is to identify Pangea and demonstrate a knowledge of continental drift and the direction the continents moved.
	Needs Work 1-2 1 pts	Okay 3-4 2 pts	Great! 5 3 pts
Participation in Discussion (ind.)	Needs Work The student did not participate in the class discussion and did not make an effort to ask or answer questions.	Okay The student did make an effort, but did not join in on the conversation as much as expected.	Great! The student seemed interested in the subject. He/she asked and answered pertinent questions.
Independent Work	Needs Work The Student did not work well in a group setting, and either was disruptive or uncommunicative.	Okay The student completed the map puzzle but parts were missing or not neat put together .	Great! The student worked the puzzle very well and the work was neat.
Attention to Task	Needs Work The group didn't listen well to the directions and didn't perform the task correctly.	Okay The student tried to complete the task, but didn't finish in time.	Great! The students worked very well and completed the task correctly and on time.
Understanding of Material (ind.)	Needs Work The student did not display knowledge or understanding of Continental Drift or Pangea.	Okay The student made an effort, but could only partially explain Pangea and Continental Drift.	Great! The student had a full grasp of the material and was able to display the puzzle correctly
Neatness	Needs Work The student destroyed the pieces of the puzzle and were not able to finish the work. The work was disorganized and not neat.	Okay The student lost some pieces but was able to put i neat together	Great! The work was neat and the pieces were in excellent conditions
Explanation	Needs Work The student did not understand the concept of Pangaea	Okay The students understood some of the concepts of Pangaea	Great! The student understood all the concepts of Pangaea