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Endangered Species Video Campaign Project 
Video serving as a call to action commercial, asking for help to save the endangered species.
Rubric Code: Y2XA72X
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric Endangered Species Video Campaign Project
Students will create a Video Campaign about their Endangered Species and present their project to the class.
  Not Included

This section was overlooked and was not completed.

1 pts

Minimal

Missing many elements, information is incorrect.

2 pts

Basic

Some elements included, there might be misinformation.

3 pts

Proficient

All elements included.

4 pts

Advanced

All elements included, with extra care given to detail.

5 pts

Identification animal with picture

Please include the common and scientific name of the organism.

Not Included

Neither the common
or scientific name is
included
Minimal

Only one is included
and/or there are errors in spelling or captialization,
or name is incorrect
Basic

Both included,
error in spelling,
capitalization and/ or
name is incorrect
Proficient

Both included,
error in spelling or
capitialization
Advanced

Both are included, spelled and capitalized properly, and correct
Picture of organism's habitat

Examples: forest, pond, lake, stream, dessert, ocean, etc.

Not Included

Areas or countries where species are found are not included.
Habitat not included
or plagiarized.
Minimal

Areas or countries where
species is found are listed, but incorrect.
Habitat is incorrect
Basic

One area or country
where species is found is
included and correct.
Habitat is listed,
but not described in the
student’s own words
Proficient

Most areas or countries where species is found are included and correct.
Habitat is briefly described in the student’s own words and is correct.
Advanced

All areas or countries where species found are included and correct.

Habitat is described
completely and correctly, but
not plagiarized
Picture of Organism

Picture of Animal touch the hearts of the audience.

Not Included

Pictures or drawing
not included.
Minimal

One good quality picture
or drawing is included.
Basic

One or more good quality
pictures or drawing are
included.
Proficient

One or more superior quality pictures or drawings are included.
Advanced

Two or more superior quality pictures or drawings are
included.
Cause or reason for decline

Why is the animal or plant endangered? Describe the threat.

Not Included

Reasons not included
or plagiarized
Minimal

Reasons are incomplete,
confusing, or incorrect.
Basic

Reasons are included, but are somewhat incomplete or unclear.
Proficient

Reasons are included with some brief details, but are the student’s own words.
Advanced

Well stated (but not
plagiarized) reasons include food web and ecosystem details
Call for action

Clear explanation of what you are asking your audience to do to help your endangered species.

Not Included

Actions being taken
are not included
or plagiarized.
Minimal

Actions being taken are
incomplete, confusing, or incorrect.
Basic

Actions being taken are
somewhat incomplete or
unclear.
Proficient

Actions being taken are
included with some details from one source, in the student’s own words.
Advanced

Actions being taken include both food web and ecosystem details with information from two or more sources (not plagiarized).
Infographic and video Quality

The video screens are clean and neat, with all words legible.

Not Included

The infographic is not Included and the quality of the video is poor.
Minimal

Minimal quality of the infographic and video.
Basic

Basic quality of the infographic and video.
Proficient

Proficient quality of the infographic and video.
Advanced

Advanced quality of the infographic and video.
Speaking for the campaign

Each student uses a clear voice and pronunciation.

Not Included

There is no evidence of Audio
Minimal

Student mumbles, incorrectly pronounces terms, and speaks to quietly for audience to hear
Basic

Students voice is low. Student incorrectly pronounces terms. Audience members have difficulty hearing presentation
Proficient

Student's voice is low. student pronounces most words correctly. Most audience members can hear presentation
Advanced

Student uses a clear voice and correct, precise pronunciation of terms so that all audience members can hear presentation
Creativity, cooperation and Time

Students present a work that shows quality, effort, creativity and cooperation in 3 minutes.

Not Included

Work is incomplete. There is no evidence of creativity, cooperative work in the time.
Minimal

Work is done with little effort, quality is not what the learner is capable of. There is evidence of creativity, cooperative work in 3 minutes out of the time.
Basic

Work is done with fair effort, but the quality is still not what the learner is capable of. There is evidence of creativity, cooperative work in 2 minutes out of the time.
Proficient

The work was done with good effort that shows what the learner is capable of. There is evidence of creativity, cooperative work in 1 minute out of the time.
Advanced

The work done demonstrates full effort that the learner is proud of. There is evidence of creativity, cooperative work in the time




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