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NAME Date Graph Paper

Graph Criteria Does your graph include appropriate graph title labels for the units on the axes appropriate numbers for the scale accurately graphed data

PRODUCT RUBRIC (Teacher Copy) Graph title label scale data Data Diary Entry understanding content ideas Beginning Developing Refining Proficient The graph includes a The graph includes a title (a more detailed title question that is well defined or (maybe in the form of a other title), labels, and scale question), labels, and that clearly capture the data. scale that sufficiently An explanation of what the explain what the data data shows is included and shows. The data is repeats what the parts show. presented in increments The data is presented in that make sense in terms increments that facilitate easy of the numbers of the analysis. The presentation of data, but it could be the data helps people refined to improve understand the problem and analysis by other people. draw accurate conclusions about the problem. The graph includes the basic title, labels, and scale that barely explain what the data shows. The data is presented in increments that almost make sense with the data, but may give too much or too little detail for other people to analyze. The writing shows a basic understanding of the content as discussed in class. It includes general details that mimic class discussions. The ideas in the writing are general and may not clearly explain the individual s experience. The writing begins to show an individual understanding of the content with some details and examples as related to experiences and begins to go beyond what has been discussed in class. The ideas clearly explain the individual s experiences and observations. The writing shows an understanding of the content based primarily on the individual s experiences. Details and examples are supportive of observations and begin to show more conventional analysis. The ideas uniquely and clearly explain the individual s experiences and observations and also attempt to analyze. The graph includes a title, labels, and scale that capture what the data shows with an appropriate individual style. An explanation of what the data shows elaborates on the parts so others can easily understand the graph. The presentation of the data paints a vivid picture of the problem with clear and organized information to make appropriate predictions about how to solve the problem. It also helps other people make connections to what the data means for their lives with pictures, colors, or style. The writing shows an understanding of the content that begins to generalize to unknown experiences. Details are unique and examples are vivid to support analysis based upon the individual s experiences and beyond. The ideas uniquely and clearly explain the analysis and begin to question observations based upon experiences to lead to future investigations.

PRODUCT RUBRIC (Student Copy) Beginning Developing Refining Proficient The graph includes title label scale Parts are basic or barely there. The parts try to explain what the data shows. data It is presented in increments that try to make sense of the data, but may show too much or too little detail. Other people have to ask questions to analyze it. Data Diary Entry shows understanding the content The writing sounds just like what we talked about in class just a few details. examples that are the same ones we used in class. ideas They are general and may not clearly explain your own experience. Parts are more detailed. The parts explain what the data shows. It is presented in increments that make sense, but may not be the best choice. Other people can analyze it in terms of the numbers. The writing sounds like you are beginning to understand what we talked about in class details about your own experience. examples of your own experience. They clearly explain your own experiences and observations. Parts clearly capture the data. There is also an explanation that repeats what the parts already show. It is presented in increments that make it easy to analyze. Other people can analyze it, understand the problem, and draw accurate conclusions from it. The writing sounds like you are increasing your understanding of the concept details about your own experiences that support an understandable conclusion about the concept. examples to adequately support your conclusions. They are uniquely accurate and not only clearly explain your experiences and observations but also attempt to analyze. Parts capture what the data shows with an appropriate individual style to enhance interpretation. There is a clearly written explanation that elaborates on the parts to make the graph easier to understand. It is presented as clear as a picture with organized information that connects to people s lives though pictures, colors, or style. Other people can analyze and make good predictions about how to solve the problem from it. The writing sounds like your understanding is going beyond what we have talked about in class because there are details that are unique, accurate, and attempt to project conclusions beyond your experiences. examples that vividly support your conclusions and analyze what this means for your life. They uniquely and clearly explain, analyze and begin to question observations based upon your experiences. They tell how you plan to investigate your questions in the future.

Name Drawing Bugs Game Direction Sheet The object of the game is to complete a bug with the correct number of body parts. A complete bug in this game has 1 tail, 2 antennae, 3 body parts, 4 wings, 5 eyes, and 6 legs. If you roll a Drawing Space = 1 tail = 1 antenna = 1 body part = 1 wing = 1 eye = 1 leg Once you have rolled the die and have drawn the required number for each body part, tally your extra rolls on the chart below CHALLENGE: Do you know which bug in real life has the same number of body parts?