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Changes in the Earth's Surface Chart Changes in the Earth's Surface Chart Students will create a PowerPoint in which they identify constructive and destructive forces. Students will justify their answers by briefly explaining why each force is constructive and/or destructive. Rubric Code: Y22547B By fumilola Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Constructive/Destructive Forces
	Expert 33.33 pts	Practitioner 25 pts	Beginner 16.67 pts
Presentation	Expert It is evident that a lot of time and hard work was spent in its creation. Chart is in full color, neatly done. Title and created by is present. Overall appearance is superior.	Practitioner It is evident that adequate time was not spent on the chart's creation. Chart is colored, but lacks neatness or is not completely colored. Title and created by is present. Overall appearance is average.	Beginner It is evident that little time was spent on the chart's creation. Title or created by is missing. Overall appearance is poor.
Content	Expert All (4 out of 4) components are present: Constructive forces Destructive forces Brief explanation as to why force is constructive and/or destructive At least 8-10 pictures are present.	Practitioner Most (2-3) components are present: Constructive forces Destructive forces Brief explanation as to why force is constructive and/or destructive At least 5-7 pictures are included.	Beginner Few to no (0-1) components are present: Constructive forces Destructive forces Brief explanation as to why force is constructive and/or destructive At least 2-4 pictures are included.
Vocabulary Words	Expert *The chart contains a total of 10 forces.	Practitioner *The chart contains 5-7 forces.	Beginner *The chart contains 2-4 forces.
Slides	Expert The presentation has a total of 7 slides: - 1 slide: Introduction/Title - 2 slides: 2 landforms in Georgia that were caused by constructive forces, - 2 slides: 2 landforms in Georgia that were caused by destructive forces, and - 1 slide: 1 landform or process that involves both constructive and destructive forces. - 1 slide: Reference page	Practitioner The presentation has between 5-6 slides:	Beginner The presentation has 4 or less slides: