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Habitats Habitats Rubric Code: V25C83 By kmblack Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Habitats
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Planning	Poor Plan is incomplete or has limited explanation of animal habitats.	Fair Plan is completed but lacks some specific details about animal habitats.	Good Plan is completed with specific details that show the student's knowledge of animals and their habitats.
Animal Camouflage	Poor Student gave an incorrect example of cryptic coloration, disruptive coloration, or mimicry. The student named an animal, but failed to use the correct vocabulary to describe it.	Fair Student gave an example of cryptic coloration, disruptive coloration, or mimicry, and used this vocabulary, but they didn't describe how this type of camouflage helps their animal to survive.	Good Student gave an example of cryptic coloration, disruptive coloration, or mimicry and explained how this type of camouflage helps their animal to survive.
Group Work	Poor Student was uncooperative in their group and offered minimal assistance to their peers.	Fair Student was somewhat cooperative in their group. Student's help was inconsistent.	Good Student was cooperative in their group. Student offered suggestions about poster design and helped with the project consistently.
Poster	Poor Includes at least 2 labeled living things that belong in this habitat.	Fair Includes all 6 living things and all 3 nonliving things, but not all items are labeled. Includes at least 4 labeled living things that belong in this habitat.	Good Includes all 6 labeled living things and all 3 labeled nonliving things that belong in this habitat.
Presentation	Poor Student did not describe the animals or habitat. The basic needs of the animal habitat were not addressed.	Fair Student described the animal habitat but did not include details. Information explaining the basic needs of the animal in the habitat were listed but not explained.	Good Student did an excellent job describing the animal and its habitat. Great detail was given in explaining how the animal's basic needs are met in the created habitat.