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Mitosis/Meiosis Poster

Each student will create an original poster to explain the steps of Mitosis and Meiosis, compare these processes, and explain the significance of the process.

Rubric Code: W25247X

By mylittlejonesy

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Mitosis and Meiosis Poster Enter rubric description
	Outstanding 5 pts	Effective 3 pts	Ineffective 1 pts
Mitosis Steps 6 pts	Outstanding All steps are depicted and in the correct order (Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, & Telophase plus Cytokinesis)	Effective Not every step is depicted appropriately or steps are in the wrong order	Ineffective Steps are missing and/or out of order, more effort needed.
Meiosis Steps 6 pts	Outstanding All steps in Meiosis I and II are depicted and in the correct order. Crossing Over and Independent Assortment are labeled.	Effective Not every step in Meiosis I and II are depicted appropriately.	Ineffective Steps are missing and/or out of order, more effort needed
Compare and contrast 1 pts Why do cells do Mitosis and Meiosis?	Outstanding Thorough and extensive comparison and description	Effective Incomplete or missing comparison or description	Ineffective No comparison or description of processes
Chromosomes 3 pts	Outstanding At least four chromosomes are depicted and colored different colors.	Effective Chromosomes are either incorrect in number or not colored.	Ineffective Little effort to correctly depict chromosomes is evident.
Neatness 4 pts	Outstanding Project appears to have a lot of effort put into it. No spelling/grammatical errors, Project is neat and easy to read.	Effective A few spelling or grammar errors, generally neat	Ineffective Spelling/grammatical errors, lack of proofreading evident, lack of effort
Labeling 5 pts	Outstanding Each cell is labeled as 1n or 2n (Haploid or Diploid) Spindle Fibers and Centromeres are labeled at least once	Effective Few parts of the cell are labeled	Ineffective Nothing is properly Labeled