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Mr. Oxygen's Travels 
Mr. Oxygen's Travels
Students will write a six frame comic strip tracing the travels of an Oxygen molecule as it travels throughout the human body. Vocabulary words studied in class will be used in the story to describe the respiratory process. The six steps given will be utilized in the correct order in in comic strip. Work will be neat and easily read. Students will share their comic strips with class members.
Rubric Code: NX4XWAA
By jilliantbrown
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Subject: Biology  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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1 pts

Corrections

2 pts

Got It Done

3 pts

Watch out Snoopy

4 pts

6 Frame Comic Strip Completed

Not Acceptable

Comic strip is not complete.
Corrections

Comic strip is complete, but there are many inaccuracies that make the meaning unclear.
Got It Done

Comic strip is complete and accurately traces the oxygen molecule through most of the body. There may be a few minor mistakes, but it does not detract from understanding.
Watch out Snoopy

Comic strip is complete and accurately traces the Oxygen molecule through the body. The story line is told in a creative way and is easily understood by the reader.
Vocabulary words used correctly

Not Acceptable

No vocabulary words used or all used with incorrect meaning.
Corrections

Most vocabulary words are used, but many are used with incorrect meanings.
Got It Done

All vocabulary words used with correct meanings. Words may appear to have little import in the story line of the comic strip.
Watch out Snoopy

All vocabulary words used with correct meaning. Vocabulary words add to the story line of the comic strip in a creative way.
Steps in correct order

Not Acceptable

None of the 6 given steps are in the correct order.
Corrections

Less than five of the 6 given steps are in the correct order thus the meaning is vague and unclear.
Got It Done

Almost all of the steps are in the correct order. The writer may not make each step a vital part of the story line.
Watch out Snoopy

All 6 of the given steps are in the correct order. The writer includes all the steps as an important part of the story line.
Story and Artwork Easy to Read

Not Acceptable

Written work is messy and artwork is difficult to distinguish. Little effort is evident.
Corrections

Either written work or artwork is done with little effort so as to distract the reader from the meaning.
Got It Done

Written work and/or artwork is well done. One may show little effort, but the other is done well enough to enable the reader to get the meaning. There are few inaccuracies.
Watch out Snoopy

Written work is well done and correct. Artwork adds to the meaning and is well done. Clearly much effort has gone into presentation.
Comic strip is presented to group

Not Acceptable

No presentation is made
Corrections

Presentation is not complete or not loud enough to be heard. There is no expression and there are many instances of improper English usage. The audience is not involved.
Got It Done

Presentation is done, but may not be loud enough to be heard well. The story line is understood, by audience, but little expression is used. Correct English is used most of the time.
Watch out Snoopy

Presentation is done loudly, and using correct English. Expression is used and audience has no trouble understanding the story line.




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