iRubric: Solar System Travel Poster rubric

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Solar System Travel Poster Solar System Travel Poster Your job is to create a poster that would convince others to travel to your planet or other object in the solar system (i.e. the sun, a moon, the asteroid belt, etc.). You should include some basic facts about your planet, what people could do if they choose to vacation there, and what adaptations you will provide for them so that they can survive. You will present your poster to the class. Rubric Code: G556B6 By stevekatz0 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Solar System Travel
	Rocket Performance (good) 25 pts	Black-Holeness of a job (fair) 20 pts	Atmospheric Burn-up (poor) 10 pts
Neatness	Rocket Performance (good) Lots of color is included, illustrations are also included, very few spelling mistakes are made, and the writing is neat or typed.	Black-Holeness of a job (fair) Includes some color, only a few spelling or grammatical errors are made, and the writing is easy to read and neat.	Atmospheric Burn-up (poor) No color, many spelling and grammatical errors, messy or sloppy writing.
Detailed & Accurate	Rocket Performance (good) The required information about your planet or other solar system object is complete with a good amount of detail and only one mistake is made, if any.	Black-Holeness of a job (fair) The required information about your planet or other solar system object includes all the proper pieces, but some of the information may be incorrect or not detailed enough.	Atmospheric Burn-up (poor) The required information about your planet or other solar system object is incomplete and not accurate.
Effort	Rocket Performance (good) Student put forth effort but needed to be told to get back on task.	Black-Holeness of a job (fair) Student put forth little to no effort and did not use their time wisely.	Atmospheric Burn-up (poor) Student put forth no effort!
Creative	Rocket Performance (good) Strong evidence of fictitious information in order to gain the audiences' imagination. Included necessary items such as transportation, accommodations, attractions, etc.	Black-Holeness of a job (fair) Shows evidence of giving fictitious information in order to gain audience, but is minimal at best.	Atmospheric Burn-up (poor) Shows no evidence of fictitious information, only presents actual information.