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The Role of Water on Earth Rubric Code: H564XC By autismteacher Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Lesson 1A & 2A
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Vocabulary	Poor Vocabulary words are defined with less than 70% accuracy.	Fair All vocabulary words are defined with 70-80% accuracy.	Good All vocabulary words are defined with 80% accuracy.	Exemplary All vocabulary words are defined with 100% accuracy.
Water Cycle Diagram	Poor Less than five out of eight parts of the water cycle are correctly diagrammed and provides a confusing/incorrect explanation for the five parts	Fair Five out of eight parts of the water cycle are correctly diagrammed and provides an accurate explanation for all five parts	Good Six out of eight parts of the water cycle are correctly diagrammed and provides an accurate explanation for all six parts	Exemplary All eight parts of the water cycle are correctly diagrammed and provides an accurate explanation of all eight parts.
filtering water	Poor Confusing and unclear explanations are provided of how water is filtered through natural resources but does not provide examples.	Fair Somewhat clear explanation is written of how water is filtered through natural resources and provides confusing examples.	Good Clear explanation of how water is filtered through natural resources and provides three - two examples.	Exemplary Clear explanations written. Four examples of how water is filtered through natural resources. Examples are explained in depth.
evaporation/condensation	Poor Writing does not compare and contrast evaporation and condensation. No examples are provided.	Fair Writing attempts to compare and contrast evaporation and condensation but does not provide examples.	Good Writing clearly compares and contrasts the differences between evaporation and condensation. Twoexamples of each are provided.	Exemplary Writing clearly compares and contrasts the differences between evaporation and condensation. Four examples of each are provided.
Three forms of Water	Poor Paper does not clearly explain the three forms of water and provides confusing examples of how water transforms.	Fair Paper clearly explains two of the three forms of water and provides examples of how water transforms into only two various forms.	Good Paper clearly explains the three forms of water and provides examples of how water transforms into only two various forms.	Exemplary Paper clearly explains the three forms of water and provides examples of how water transforms into all three forms.
Lesson 1B & 2B
Cause & Effect Graphic Organizer	Poor Graphic Organizer is difficult to follow and does not accurately outline the cause and effects.	Fair Graphic Organizer is somewhat easy to understand. The cause and effects are explained and only one example is provided.	Good Graphic Organizer is easy to understand. The cause and effects are explained and two examples are provided.	Exemplary Graphic Organizer is clear and easy to follow. The cause and effects are accruate and three examples are provided.
Vocabulary	Poor Vocabulary words are defined with less than 70% accuracy.	Fair All vocabulary words are defined with 70-80% accuracy.	Good All vocabulary words are defined with 80% accuracy.	Exemplary All vocabulary words are defined with 100% accuracy.
Watershed Report	Poor Report is poorly written and contains more than four grammatical errors. Report does not communicate how pollution impacts. No examples are provided.	Fair Report is well written and contains three or four grammatical errors. Report communicates how pollution impacts watersheds and proveds confusing examples.	Good Report is well written and contains one or two grammatical errors. Report communicates how pollution impacts watersheds and provides two examples.	Exemplary Report is well written and is free of grammatical errors. Report clearly communicates how pollution impacts watersheds and provides three clear examples.
Justification for clean water	Poor Justification is confusing. No effort has been made to provide examples to support reasoning. Paper contains four or more grammatical errors.	Fair Justification somewhat confusing. Reasoning is supported by only one example. Paper contains three grammatical errors	Good Justification is well written and the reasoning is supported by two or more examples. Paper contains one-two grammatical errors	Exemplary Justification is well written and the reasoning is supported by three or more examples. Paper is free of grammatical errors
Identify clean vs. polluted water	Poor Identifies two or less effects of clean vs. polluted water on plants. No examples are provided, or, example are confusing.	Fair Identifies three out of five effects of clean vs. polluted water on plants. Three examples are provided but the examples are somewhat difficult to understand.	Good Identifies four effects of clean vs. polluted water on plants. Four examples are provided and clearly explained.	Exemplary Clearly identifies five effects of clean vs. polluted water on plants. Five examples are provided and clearly explained.
Enter Title	Poor Rational is confusing and difficult to follow. No examples are provided. Presentation contains more than three errors.	Fair Rational means to conserve water has been provided. Description is somewhat easy to understand. Two - three novel examples are provided of how the local community can begin conservation efforts. Presentation contains three errors	Good Description clearly presents rational means to conserve water and provides two - three novel examples of how the local community can begin conservation efforts. Presentation contains one to two errors	Exemplary Description of rational is succinct and describes in-depth rational to conserve water and provides four novel examples of how the local community can begin conservation efforts. Presentation is free of errors.

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