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Exploring our Parks
Deciduous Forests
Students will research a local park, State, National Park or rainforest to identify the natural plants and animals specific to that area. In the role of park ranger, students will develop ideas to protect and conserve the environment.
Rubric Code:
Y7W938
By
ALDC_Team_7_8
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Subject:
Geography
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Exploring Parks
HIGH
3 pts
MEDIUM
2 pts
LOW
1 pts
WELL BELOW
0 pts
NAMING PLANTS & ANIMALS
HIGH
-An extensive list of plants, animals were identified
-10 naming game cards
MEDIUM
-Some plants, animals were identified
-6-9 naming cards
LOW
-A few plants, animals were described
-3-5 naming cards
WELL BELOW
-No plants, animals were described
- no naming cards
Instruments made from trees
HIGH
- 10-15 instruments
MEDIUM
- 5-10 instruments
LOW
- at least 5 instruments
WELL BELOW
-no ideas
Threats to this region
HIGH
-Student tells more than two ways how humans, animals, natural disasters affect the parks, forests & rain forests.
- more than two arguments for & against woodchopping
- many pictures
- uses videolicious
MEDIUM
-Student tells two ways how humans, animals, natural disasters affect the parks, forests & rain forests.
- two arguments for & against woodchopping
- more than one picture
- uses videolicious
LOW
-Student tells one way how humans, animals, natural disasters affect the parks, forests & rain forests.
- one argument for or against woodchopping
- one picture
- uses videolicious
WELL BELOW
-Student does not tell how humans, animals, natural disasters affect the parks, forests & rain forests.
- no case for or against woodchopping
- no pictures
Save our parks
HIGH
-Student tells more than 5 ways to protect our plants, animals and reduce human impact
- many pictures
- uses videolicious
MEDIUM
-Student tells 3- 5 ways to protect our plants, animals and reduce human impact
- some pictures
- uses videolicious
LOW
-Student tells 1-2 ways to protect our plants, animals and reduce human impact
- 1 or 2 pictures
- uses videolicious
WELL BELOW
-Student does not tell how to protect our plants, animals and reduce human impact
- no pictures
- no videolicious
Write a reflection piece
HIGH
-one of;
letter to editor written in letter format with a greeting and closing signature
or Poem with 4 verses
or song with chorus & 4 verses
or newspaper article with pictures and commentary
or advertising brochure
- no spelling errors
- organised
- highlights key threats
and solutions
MEDIUM
-one of;
letter to editor written in letter format with a greeting and closing signature
or Poem with 2-3 verses
or song with chorus & 2-3 verses
or newspaper article with pictures and commentary
or advertising brochure
- no spelling errors
- organised
- highlights 1-2 key threats and solutions
LOW
-one of;
letter to editor written in letter format with a greeting and closing signature
or Poem with one verse
or song with chorus & one verse
or newspaper article with pictures and commentary
or advertising brochure
- no spelling errors
- poorly organised
- highlights one threat and solution
WELL BELOW
No reflection piece
Subjects:
Geography
Social Sciences
Types:
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