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Organelle Board Game Organelle Board Game ACOS 7.2: Identify and give functions of organelles found in eukaryotic cells, including the nucleus, chromosomes, cell wall, Golgi bodies, vacuoles Rubric Code: U855C9 By ctolbert Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Board Game and Final Project
	Advanced Proficient 10 pts	Partially Proficient 7 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Non-Proficient 1 pts
Game Questions	Advanced Proficient Questions demonstrated considerable knowledge of the science content.	Partially Proficient Questions demonstrated basic knowledge of the science content.	Proficient Questions demonstrated limited knowledge of the science content.	Non-Proficient Questions demonstrate little understanding of the science content.
Design of board game	Advanced Proficient Design is a clear representation of the science content, easy to play and rules are well written.	Partially Proficient Design is partly representative of the science content, although it may be a little confusing to play and rules are limited.	Proficient Design is somewhat representative of the science content, the game is difficult to play and rules are poorly thought out or convoluted.	Non-Proficient Design is poor, with little or no relevance to topic. No rules or instructions evident.
Project presentation	Advanced Proficient Presentation is professional, eye-catching, neat, and visually appealing.	Partially Proficient Presentation is partially professional. Visually the project is not attractive.	Proficient Presentation is minimally acceptable, messy. Project is not visually unattractive.	Non-Proficient Presentation is not acceptable/done.
Spelling, punctuation & grammar	Advanced Proficient Few, if any errors; these do not distract the reader. Occasionally misspells complex words.	Partially Proficient Few errors; these do not affect meaning. Appears to be carefully edited and proofread. Few spelling errors.	Proficient Noticeable errors may cause the reader to pause; often surface errors could be fixed by careful proofreading. May include careless errors.	Non-Proficient Frequent noticeable errors distract the reader and may interfere with meaning. Spelling is often phonetic and features missing letters.
Sections of the project	Advanced Proficient All sections are complete and neat. No mistakes found in any section.	Partially Proficient All sections are mostly complete and neat. Few mistakes found in each section.	Proficient All sections are partially complete and somewhat neat. Few mistakes found in each section.	Non-Proficient All sections are incomplete and not neat. More than five mistakes found in each section.