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Weather/Climate Journal 
Students will know the difference between weather/climate, and why they are important to our everyday life? Students will design and conduct experiments that mimic the interaction between land, water, and air under differing conditions. Present findings to the class. (SC.5.E.7.4)
Rubric Code: YX97AWC
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Subject: Science  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Weather/Climate Journal
Contains notes and pictures from multiple sources (cited), design and conduct experiments, perform observations for four days, in sequence and neatly written journal, that explain importance of weather/climate on daily life by presenting findings to the class.
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

Notes

3 pts

Excellent

Contains all required content (from sources), neatly written, accurate spelling and grammar, color drawings.

4 pts

Research
4 pts

multiple sources used to compile notes and pictures for Journal (cited)

Poor

One source used (cited) for journal notes and one picture used.
Fair

Two sources used (cited) for journal notes and more than one picture used.
Good

Three sources used (cited) for journal notes and more than one picture used.
Excellent

Four or more sources used (cited) for journal notes and more than one picture used.
Design and Conduct Experiments
4 pts

Design and conduct experiments to explain how interactions between; land, air, and water occur.

Poor

Design and conduct an experiment to simulate interaction between:

Land and water, or
Land and air, or
Water and air.
Fair

Design and conduct two experiments to simulate interaction between:

Land and water, or
Land and air, or
Water and air.
Good

Design and conduct three experiments to simulate interaction between:

Land and water, or
Land and air, or
Water and air.
Excellent

Design and conduct four or more than experiments to simulate interaction between:

Land and water, or
Land and air, or
Water and air.
Perform Observations
4 pts

Complete local and and regional weather observations using weather radar - included in notes; date, time, observation, and prediction.

Poor

Complete observation locally of weather conditions; include in journal with date, time, observation, and prediction
Fair

Complete multiple observations of local weather conditions; include in journal with dates, times, observations, and predictions.
Good

Complete multiple observations of local and regional weather conditions; include in journal with dates, times, observations, and predictions. (1 region)
Excellent

Complete multiple observations of local and regional weather conditions; include in journal with dates, times, observations, and predictions. (2 regions)
Impact
4 pts

Explain how weather/climate can impact our daily lives.

Poor

Give one example of the impact of weather on daily lives.
Fair

Give multiple examples of the impact of weather on daily lives.
Good

Give multiple examples of the impact of weather/climate on daily lives.
Excellent

Give multiple examples of the importance and impact of weather/climate on daily lives.
Presentation
4 pts

Present and explain findings and/or experiment(s) to class; lecture, lecture/photographs, lecture/photographs/charts, lecture/photographs/charts/experiment

Poor

Present findings - lecture
Fair

Present findings - lecture and photographs
Good

Present findings - lecture, photographs, and charts
Excellent

Present findings - lecture, photographs, charts, and experiment



Keywords:
  • Climate, weather, air mass, sea breeze, land breeze, climate change, variables, prediction, observation,

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