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EnchantedLearning.com Rubric for Assessing Students' Animal Reports |
How to Write a Dinosaur Report |
. | Beginning 1 |
Developing 2 |
Accomplished 3 |
Excellent 4 |
Score |
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Introduction | Disorganized, no information on what is to come | Gives too little information. | Summarizes report | Concise, well-written introduction | . |
Research (anatomy, habitat, range, life cycle, when it lived (for extinct animals), etc.) | Does not cover all appropriate topics | Covers some of the appropriate topics. | Covers most of the appropriate topics. | All appropriate topics covered well. Also includes interesting facts. | . |
Spelling/Grammar | Many spelling and grammatical errors | A few errors | Only one or two errors | Spelling and grammar perfect | . |
Presentation | Illegible, messy | Almost illegible | Legible writing, accompanying illustrations | Well organized presentation, typed or written using a word processor, accompanying illustrations | . |
References | No references | A single reference, incomplete citation | Several references with incomplete citations | Many references, listed in appropriate format | . |
Timeliness | Over a week late | A week late | A day or two late | Handed in on time | . |
Animal Printouts ----- Dinosaur Information Sheets
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