Pre-Visit |
Outstanding |
Met Criteria |
Minimum |
Activity #1 |
Worksheet is carefully complete and student is highly involved in examining and comparing the faces. |
Worksheet is complete and student is involved in comparing the faces. |
Worksheet is mostly complete and student gives only cursory comparisons. |
Activity #2 |
Student has prepared an attractive journal with the preview questions and is anticipating its use during visit. |
Student has prepared a journal for use at the museum and has written the visit questions |
Student has a blank journal to take to the museum. |
Activity #3 |
Worksheet is carefully complete and student is highly involved in examining and comparing the faces. |
Worksheet is complete and student is involved in comparing the faces. |
Worksheet is mostly complete and student gives only cursory comparisons. |
Activity #4 |
Student has examined the museum example and given at least one correct answer regarding its symmetry. |
Student has given one correct answer about the type of symmetry. |
Student has completed worksheet. |
Activity #5 |
Student has listed at least five examples of rotational symmetry in nature. |
Student has listed at least three examples of rotational symmetry in nature. |
Student has given one example of rotational symmetry in nature. |
Activity #6 |
Notebook is carefully complete with more than 20 examples of symmetry and student is engaged in discussing examples. |
Notebook is complete with 20 examples of symmetry and student can discuss contents. |
Notebook is mostly complete. |
Activity #7 |
Student has visited the web site, accessed at least six of the activities and worksheets, completed at least four, and is completely engaged with the concepts. |
Student has visited the web site and has completed at least three of the activities and worksheets. |
Student has visited the web site. |