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Designing Effective Projects: Seasoning the School Year
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Seasons Rubric

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Content:The Seasons

Sun

Rain

I name all four seasons. I can tell you 3 or more facts about each season.

I name all four seasons. I can tell you 1 or 2 facts about each season. 

I name all four seasons. I cannot name all four seasons.
I can list 4 or more ways that the seasons are different. I can list 3 or more ways that the seasons are different. I can list 1 way that the seasons are different. I need help to list a way that the seasons are different. 
I use science vocabulary to explain how and why the seasons change. I can tell you how and why the seasons change. I can tell you what makes the seasons change. I cannot tell you what makes the seasons change.
I can tell you 4 or more ways that the seasons are the same and different in another part of the world. I can tell you 2 or 3 ways that the seasons are the same and different in another part of the world. I can tell you 1 way that the seasons are the same and different in another part of the world. I cannot tell you how the seasons are the same and different in another part of the world.
Graphs

Graphs
I read, make, and explain graphs. I read and explain graphs. I read graphs. I need help to read a graph.

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Scientific Process

Scientific Process

I use what I know to make a guess about what will happen.

I can explain my guess.

The reasons for my guess make a lot of sense.

I can explain my guess.

The reasons for my guess make sense.

I make a guess but have a hard time explaining it.

The reasons for my guess are unclear.
I do not make a guess, or my guess does not make sense.

I cannot give any real reasons for my guess.
I easily collect data using inches, feet, and degrees. I collect data using inches, feet, and degrees. With a little help, I collect data using inches, feet, and degrees. I need the teacher’s help to collect data using inches, feet, and degrees.
I correctly read and write measurements. I make 1 or 2 mistakes when reading and writing measurements. I make some mistakes when reading and writing measurements. I make a lot of mistakes when reading and writing measurements.
I record all of my findings.

My data is easy to read.
I record most of my findings.

My data is pretty easy to read.
I record some of my findings.

My data is a little hard to read.
I do not record my findings, or I need a lot of help to do it. My data is hard to read.
I compare the data and easily draw several conclusions by myself. I compare the data and draw conclusions by myself. I compare the data and draw conclusions with some help. I need the teacher’s help to compare the data and draw conclusions.

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Technology

Technology

I use the keyboard to add sentences to the class newsletter or slideshow.

With a little help, I use the keyboard to add words to the class newsletter or slideshow.

With some help, I use the keyboard to add words to the class newsletter or slideshow. I do not use the keyboard to write words, or I need a lot of help to do it.
I use the mouse to add a picture to the class newsletter or slideshow. With a little help, I use the mouse to add a picture. With some help, I use the mouse to add a picture. I do not use the mouse to add a picture, or I need a lot of help to do it.
I can easily use the computer’s drawing and painting tools to make a picture. I use the computer to make a picture. With some help, I use the computer to make a picture. I do not use the computer to make a picture, or I need a lot of help to do it.
I record, save, and add my voice to a slideshow. With a little help, I record, save, and add my voice to a slideshow. With some help, I record, save, and add my voice to a slideshow. I do not record, save, and add my voice to a slideshow, or I need a lot of help to do it.


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