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Plant and Animal Cells
Plant and Animal Cells
Pretend you are a scientist in the 1600s. You are studying the differences between plant cells and animal cells. Write a letter to Dr. Robert Hooke, the man who named the cell. Tell him what you have discovered about plant and animal cells. Explain how plant animal cells are different.
Rubric Code:
JXW76CC
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cyd1223
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Writing
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Plant and Animal Cells
4 pts
3 pts
2 pts
1 pts
Spelling
4
All vocabulary words are spelled correctly throughout the writing.
3
Most of the vocabulary words are spelled correctly, however there may be 1 word spelled incorrectly.
2
Most of the vocabulary words are spelled correctly, however there may be 2-3 words spelled incorrectly.
1
Most or all of the vocabulary words are spelled incorrectly.
Accuracy of Content
4
Accurately compares and contrasts plant and animal cells using 4 details to support the accurate facts about both plant and animal cells.
3
Accurately compares and contrasts plant and animal cells using 3 details to support the accurate facts about both plant and animal cells.
2
Accurately compares and contrasts plant and animal cells using 2 details to support the accurate facts about both plant and animal cells.
1
Includes very little accurate information about plant and animal cells and does not attempt to compare and contrast them.
Vocabulary
4
Includes at least 4 organelles and thier functions both plant and animal cells.
3
Includes 2-3 organelles and thier functions both plant and animal cells.
2
Includes some organellese but does not describe function
1
Included very little or no vocabulary in describing both plant and animal cells.
Format
4
Written in letter format. Sentences begin with capital letters and end with appropriate punctuation. Paragraphs are indented. Sentences are complete
3
Written in letter format. Sentences begin with capital letters and end with appropriate punctuation. Paragraphs are indented. Sentences are complete. No more than one error.
2
Written in letter format. Sentences begin with capital letters and end with appropriate punctuation. Paragraphs are indented. Sentences are complete. 2-3 errors.
1
Written in letter format. Sentences begin with capital letters and end with appropriate punctuation. Paragraphs are indented. Sentences are complete. More than 3 errors.
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