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The Rock Cycle Creative Project 
A creative (poster, comic, etc.) representation of the rock cycle and the 3 main different types of rock.
Rubric Code: CX447X
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric The Rock Cycle
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Content

Poor

Facts about the rock cycle are not included, incomplete or incorrect. Should include 3 main types of rock, why they are named that and the processes that form each type.
Fair

Content is for the most part correct and complete. Includes 1 example of ea ch kind of rock.
Good

Content is covered completely with no errors. Includes 2 examples of each kind of rock and where the rock can be found.
Neatness/ Grammar

Poor

Not legible or sloppy writing and or artwork.
Fair

Project is moderately neat. Limited grammatical errors.
Good

Project is very neat. No grammatical errors.
Artwork/ Creativity

Poor

Poorly drawn/created, showing obvious signs of rushing or lack of effort.
Fair

Project shows good effort and quality.
Good

Artwork/project is excellent or very good. Obvious, high quality effort is shown.



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