iRubric: Animal Poster Rubric

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Animal Poster Rubric Animal/Plant Adaptations Poster Rubric Students will create an animal poster for final project of science unit. Rubric Code: JX3X3B7 By mkeeno Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Animal/Plant Adaptation Poster
	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Near Expectations 2 pts
Information/Facts	Exceeds Expectations Includes 5 important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats, habitat and location and climate. All information is written in complete sentences.	Meets Expectations Includes 5 important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats, habitat	Near Expectations Includes 2-3 important facts: animal name, classification, body covering, what it eats
Special Adaptations	Exceeds Expectations Includes 3 or more important adaptations that help the animal survive or live successfully and the information is written in complete sentences and the section is clearly labeled.	Meets Expectations Includes 2 important adaptations that help the animal survive or live successfully and the section is labeled.	Near Expectations Only 1 important adaptation that helps the animal survive or live successfully is shown on the poster or it is not labeled clearly.
Illustration/Picture	Exceeds Expectations The illustration/picture is neat and colorful. The picture clearly shows the subject of the project.	Meets Expectations The illustration/picture is neat and colorful.	Near Expectations The illustration/picture is fairly neat and has some color.
Spelling & Neatness	Exceeds Expectations All of your work is neat, easy to read, and there are no spelling errors. It is clear that you took your time and are proud of your work!	Meets Expectations All of your work is neat, easy to read, and there are few spelling errors.	Near Expectations Your work is fairly neat but there are a many spelling errors.
Presentation to Class	Exceeds Expectations My voice was clear and strong and everyone could hear and understand me. You could tell that I had really practiced my presentation and I was proud of my work.	Meets Expectations My voice was loud enough for my classmates to hear. I spoke "just right"for everyone to understand me. You could tell that I had practiced.	Near Expectations I was a little too fast or too slow when I was sharing my poster. Sometimes it was hard to hear me.