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iRubric: Life Cycle of A Robin rubric

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Life Cycle of A Robin Sequencing and Telling About a Story. After reading "From Egg to Robin" by Betsey Chessen, students label the life cycle of a robin. Learning Standard Science Standard 4: Living Environment: Key Idea 5: Organisms maintain a dynamic equilibrium that sustains life. Science AGLI 23110 - Recognize behaviors of an organism ABLLS H48 - Tell about experience or story. Rubric Code: Y3W686 By jwinder2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Life Cycle
	Great Job! 4 pts	Good Work 3 pts	OK job 2 pts	Keep Trying 1 pts
Behavior	Great Job! Student sat in chair, did not talk out of turn, completed work.	Good Work Student was able to sit in chair and complete work with very little redirection.	OK job Student needed some more redirection to sit in chair, talk in turn, and/or to complete work.	Keep Trying Student was not able to complete assignment because of poor behavior.
Disposition	Great Job! Student was excited to learn and complete their work. Student used the book as a reference tool to label the stages of a robin.	Good Work Student maintained attention through the task for task completion. Student needed visual prompts to label the stages of the bird	OK job Student attended to highly desired objects and topics, but needed redirection to be able to label stages of a robin's life.	Keep Trying Student completed work but is sloppy due to noninterest in topic. Student needed more help than others to complete the task.
Product	Great Job! Work is very easy to read and is 100% correct without assistance. Their writing and/or coloring was neat and tidy.	Good Work Product is completed, neat, and tidy. Pictures and/or writing was clear, coloring does not cover their work.	OK job Work is completed, but writing is somewhat illegible, coloring does cover writing, but one can see what they are trying to convey.	Keep Trying Work is sloppy and/or incomplete. One cannot decipher what the purpose of the task is due to the product.