Evaluation
Evaluation
- Completed worksheet will be graded and recorded.
- Poster explaining water cycle will be evaluated using (rubric below) print this page and you will help grade with your teacher.
Name: ________________________Teacher: Ms. Mitchell
Date : ___________________ Title of Work: ___________________
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Beginning
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Developing
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Accomplished
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Exemplary
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Major Terms Present |
At least one of the major terms (evaporation, condensation, precipitation) are present. |
At least two of the major terms (evaporation, condensation, precipitation) are present. |
Terms Evaporation, Condensation, and Precipiation all present. |
Terms Evaporation, Condensation, and Precipiation all present. In addition ground water sources and clouds are labeled. |
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Neatness.
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The Poster is messy.. |
The Poster is complete but not as neat as expected. |
The Poster is neat with only a few distracting erasures or mistakes. |
The Poster is neat with no distracting erasures or mistakes. |
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Color |
The student uses only one color in creating the poster. |
The student's poster is appealing but has only 2 colors. |
The student uses more than 3 colors in the illustrations and titles but fewer than 5. |
The student uses a variety of colors (5 or more) in the illustrations and titles. |
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Can we understand your poster? |
The poster is not easy to understand. |
The poster is not labeled 100% correctly but is easily understood. |
The poster is correctly labeled but is difficult to understand. |
The poster is correctly labeled and can be easily understood by any person viewing its contents. |
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Team Cooperation |
The student could not cooperate with his/her partner and had to complete the project alone. |
The student had difficulty staying on task and the majority of the project was completed by his/her partner |
The student cooperated with his/her partner with only minimum disagreement. |
The student cooperated with his/her partner without any outward disagreement. |
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