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Plant and Animal Cell Models 
Plant and Animal Cell Models
Students must create a model of an animal or plant cell that accurately represents the organelles and locations of the organelles that help the cell function.
Rubric Code: K7C343
By MSilvers
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Plant and Animal Cell Model
 

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8 pts


12 pts


16 pts


20 pts

3-D Cell Structure
20 pts

4 ( x 20 pts)

Highly inaccurate 3-D representation. No cell parts represented.
8 ( x 20 pts)

Inaccurate 3-D representation. Not all cell parts are represented and/or are not a representation of its part.
12 ( x 20 pts)

3-D representation of cell not fully accurate. Not all cell parts are represented or are not clearly represented.
16 ( x 20 pts)

Mostly accurate 3-d representation of cell. Cell parts are clear and all represented.
20 ( x 20 pts)

Highly accurate 3-D representation of cell. Cell parts are very clearly and accurately represented.
Organelles Locations
20 pts

4 ( x 20 pts)

No understanding of the location of the cell organelles evident.
8 ( x 20 pts)

Lack of understanding of the location of the cell organelles evident.
12 ( x 20 pts)

Understanding of the location of the cell organelles needs further development.
16 ( x 20 pts)

Very good understanding of the cell organelles locations.
20 ( x 20 pts)

Excellent understanding of the cell organelles locations.
Label of Organelles
20 pts

4 ( x 20 pts)

All labels missing.
8 ( x 20 pts)

Little or no labels. Numerous errors in cell part labeling.
12 ( x 20 pts)

Missing labels or more than two spelling errors in labels of cell parts.
16 ( x 20 pts)

All parts are labeled appropriately with no more than two spelling errors in labels of cell parts.
20 ( x 20 pts)

All parts are labeled accurately with correct spellings in labels of cell parts.
Functions of Organelles
20 pts

4 ( x 20 pts)

No key or functions provided.
8 ( x 20 pts)

Inaccurate functions. Many spelling errors. Unable to read written functions.
12 ( x 20 pts)

Missing functions on key or more than three errors in function of cell parts. May be hard to read due to messiness.
16 ( x 20 pts)

All functions are present and correct with no more than three spelling errors in the definitions of cell functions on the key.
20 ( x 20 pts)

All definitions are present and correct with no more than one spelling error in the functions of cell parts on the key.
Neatness
20 pts

4 ( x 20 pts)

Illegible due to smudges. Pieces have fallen off. Impossible to read.
8 ( x 20 pts)

Very messy. Numerous smudges on project. Most pieces attached improperly and/or falling off. Labels are extremely messy and difficult to read.
12 ( x 20 pts)

Somewhat neat. Some effort in presentation and labels, but still some areas that are smudged and/or unattached. Labels are fairly neatly written.
16 ( x 20 pts)

Neatly attached and labeled. Few smudges on paper, and all pieces securely glued down.
20 ( x 20 pts)

Extremely neatly attached and labeled. Much effort and pride in presentation. Above and beyond expectations.



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