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Life Cycle Booklet Life Cycle Book Students will make a life cycle booklet of a frog or a moth or a grasshopper. Each life cycle stage should be numbered and include a picture. The stages should be placed in the correct order. Rubric Code: G55542 By Kovacs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Life Cycle Book
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Organization The life cycle book is organized with correctly numbered stages and pictures. The stages are placed in the correct order.	1 The project was not stapled. There was no cover page. There were few stages of the life cycle or few pictures missing.	2 The project was stapled together. There was a cover page. There was one stage of the life cycle or one picture missing. There were 1-2 stages in the wrong sequence.	3 The project was stapled. There was a cover page. All of the stages of the life cycle were correctly numbered and sequenced; they included colored/printed pictures.
Neatness/Accuracy The life cycle book is neatly written or typed. Pictures are copied or drawn neatly and accurately.	1 The book was written with messy handwriting. There were several errors. Pictures were not colored, they were inaccurate and unrecognizable.	2 The book was handwritten fairly neatly or typed with some errors. Pictures were drawn and colored fairly neatly but drawn with some inaccuracy.	3 The book was handwritten neatly and legibly or typed with few errors. The pictures were drawn and colored/printed neatly and accurately or copied from the internet.
Presentation The life cycle book was presented to the class.	1 The student spoke in a low speaking voice that was somewhat understandable. The student explained few of the life cycle stages and did not answer questions.	2 The student explained some of the stages of the life cycle and did not answer questions.	3 The student spoke in a clear and understandable speaking voice. He/She explained all of the stages of the life cycle, and answered questions.