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Creating a Square Foot Garden Plan Rubric
Rubric Code:
VX7X65A
By
sharstipp
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject:
Vocational
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Creating a Square Foot Garden Plan
Poor to Fair
15 pts
Fair to Gaood
20 pts
Good to Excellent
25 pts
Step 1- garden outline
Poor to Fair
Student has drawn by hand or on computer a 4'x8' garden bed that is both not neat and does not clearly shows the 1'x1' planting sections
Fair to Gaood
Student has drawn by hand or on computer a 4'x8' garden bed that, but it is either not neat or does not clearly shows the 1'x1' planting sections
Good to Excellent
Student has neatly drawn by hand or on computer a 4'x8' garden bed that clearly shows the 1'x1' planting sections
Step 2 - landmarks and features
Poor to Fair
Students plan does not show either North, South, East, and West nor landmarks such as fences, and paths, greenhouse, shed, sidewalk, etc., but not both.
Fair to Gaood
Students plan clearly shows North, South, East, and West or landmarks such as fences, and paths, greenhouse, shed, sidewalk, etc., but not both.
Good to Excellent
Students plan clearly shows North, South, East, and West and landmarks such as fences, and paths, greenhouse, shed, sidewalk, etc.
Step 3 - choose what to grow
Poor to Fair
Students did not use information provided to select only appropriate vegetables for our area and planting time and did not research how many plants should be planted per square and did not include that information in the plot or on a separate list for most of their plants.
Fair to Gaood
Students used information provided to select only appropriate vegetables for our area and planting time and researched how many plants should be planted per square and included that information in the plot or on a separate list for some of their plants.
Good to Excellent
Students used information provided to select only appropriate vegetables for our area and planting time and list for researched how many plants should be planted per square and included that information in the plot or on a separate list for all their plants.
Step 4- plot where each veggie goes
Poor to Fair
Students plant arrangement shows consideration of none of these elements: sunlight, support, companion planting, shaded or listed planting times (if different)
Fair to Gaood
Students plant arrangement shows consideration of some of these elements: sunlight, support, companion planting, shaded or listed planting times (if different)
Good to Excellent
Students plant arrangement shows consideration of all of these elements: sunlight, support, companion planting, shaded or listed planting times (if different)
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