From Seed to Plant
Name: ________________________ Teacher: Miss. Oskins

Title: ____________________________


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The writing must provide a clear understanding of how plants provide things.
Student's writing is off topic and does not demonstrate understanding that plants provide resources.
Student's writing attempts to recognize that plants provide resources, but is unclear.
Student's writing is mostly clear and demonstrates ideas that prove plants provide resources.
Student's writing is very clear and gives specific examples of resources provided by plants.
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The writing must contain creative but logical circumstances that may be effected by the absence of a plant.
The student's writing is not logical or creative and does not demonstrated circumstances based ont he absence of a plant.
The student's writing attempts to present logical ideas in a creative way but does not fully show effects caused by the absence of a plant.
The student's writing is mostly logical and often provides effects of the absence of a plant.
The student's writing is always logical and clearly shows specific effects of the absence of a plant.
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Student must use correct capitalization, punctuation, and correct spelling of age appropriate words.
The student's writing does not use any correct capitalization, punctuation, or spelling.
The student's writing uses some correct capitalization, punctuation, and spelling but still has many errors.
The student's writing uses correct capitalization, punctuation, and spelling with few errors.
The student's writing contains no errors in capitalization, punctuation, or spelling.
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