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Energy Transfers in an Ecosystem P2 Energy Transfers in an Ecosystem P2 I can develop and use a model based on the Laws of Thermodynamics to predict energy transfers throughout an ecosystem. (food chains, food webs, and trophic levels) Rubric Code: XXA8ABW By heatherkelly Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

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	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	no credit (N/A)
Food web	Good Food web included that includes at least four trophic levels	Fair Food web included that includes at least three trophic levels	Poor Food web included that includes one or two trophic levels	no credit No food web included
1st Law of Thermodynamics	Good the relationship between the first Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is explained and illustrated.	Fair the relationship between the first Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is vaguely explained and illustrated.	Poor the relationship between the first Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is explained but not illustrated.	no credit First Law of Thermodynamics is not mentioned
2nd Law of Thermodynamics	Good the relationship between the second Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is explained and illustrated.	Fair the relationship between the second Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is vaguely explained and illustrated.	Poor the relationship between the second Law of Thermodynamics and the energy transfers in an ecosystem is explained but not illustrated.	no credit Second Law of Thermodynamics is not mentioned
spelling	Good all words correctly spelled	Fair 1-2 words spelled incorrectly	Poor 3-4 words spelled incorrectly	no credit 5 or more words spelled incorrectly
creativity	Good Neatly done, very creative model	Fair Neatly done, somewhat creative model	Poor Model is not very neat or not very creative	no credit Model is not neatly done and is not creative.