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The document describes the life cycle of a butterfly and provides a rubric to assess student understanding. It has three levels of achievement - poor, fair, and excellent. For understanding, students who can name 0-1 stages receive poor, 2-3 stages is fair, and 4 stages is excellent. For application, poor is being unable to name stages of classroom butterflies, fair is naming some stages, and excellent is naming each stage. For art application, poor is a foldable showing 0-1 stages, fair is 1-2 stages, and excellent is each stage.
The second part describes a 2nd grade health lesson on food groups. The rubric assesses identifying food groups, foods within groups, and
The document describes the life cycle of a butterfly and provides a rubric to assess student understanding. It has three levels of achievement - poor, fair, and excellent. For understanding, students who can name 0-1 stages receive poor, 2-3 stages is fair, and 4 stages is excellent. For application, poor is being unable to name stages of classroom butterflies, fair is naming some stages, and excellent is naming each stage. For art application, poor is a foldable showing 0-1 stages, fair is 1-2 stages, and excellent is each stage.
The second part describes a 2nd grade health lesson on food groups. The rubric assesses identifying food groups, foods within groups, and
The document describes the life cycle of a butterfly and provides a rubric to assess student understanding. It has three levels of achievement - poor, fair, and excellent. For understanding, students who can name 0-1 stages receive poor, 2-3 stages is fair, and 4 stages is excellent. For application, poor is being unable to name stages of classroom butterflies, fair is naming some stages, and excellent is naming each stage. For art application, poor is a foldable showing 0-1 stages, fair is 1-2 stages, and excellent is each stage.
The second part describes a 2nd grade health lesson on food groups. The rubric assesses identifying food groups, foods within groups, and
1 pts 3 pts 5 pts Understanding Poor Fair After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the Catepillar" the student can correctly name none or Catepillar" the student can correctly name 2-3 Catepillar" the stu 1 of the stages of the butterfly's life cycle. stages of the butterfly's life cycle. the 4 stages of the
Application Poor Fair
After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the Catepillar" the student can look at the classroom Catepillar" the student can look at the classroom Catepillar" the stu pet butterflies, but is not able to name any stages pet butterflies and correctly name what stage of pet butterflies and of life that the butterflies are in. life some of the butterflies are in. life each butterfly
Art Application Poor Fair
After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the story "The Very Hungry After hearing the Catepillar" the student can make a foldable or Catepillar" the student can make a foldable or Catepillar" the stu book after it is demonstrated in class that correctly book after it is demonstrated in class that correctly book after it is dem shows none or 1 of the stages of the butterfly's life shows 1-2 stages of the butterfly's life cycle. shows each stage cycle.
2nd Grade Health -- Food Groups
Students need to learn what foods are in each food group and why we need to eat a variety of food groups. The students may struggle with understanding why we need to eat from a first time they are hearing it. Excellent Good Fair Needs 5 pts 4 pts 3 pts 2 pts Identifying food groups Excellent Good Fair N (Fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats, and grains) Student can identify all five food Student can identify all five food Student can identify 3 or 4 food Studen groups easily. groups, but it takes them a while and groups. groups they need scaffolding.
Identifying foods within groups Excellent Good Fair N
Carrots for veggies, Apples for fruit, ect. Student can identify a food from each Student can identify a food from each Student can identify foods from only 3 Studen group easily. group with heavy scaffolding. or 4 groups. or no fo
Eating a variety of foods Excellent Good Fair N
Can answer the question of why we eat a variety of foods Student knows why we need to eat a n/a n/a Studen variety of foods. eat a va