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Performance Assessment Task – Grade 3 Language Arts

Animals in Danger

Alberta is a province that is rapidly changing. New homes are


being built, roads are being paved, and land is being cleared for
industry and recreation. Alberta Fish And Wildlife is concerned
about the impact these changes are having on the animals in
Alberta. They have asked you to create a brochure about an
Alberta animal that has been affected by these changes. You will
begin by researching your animal carefully, using a variety of
sources. These sources may include the library, classroom,
community and computer-based resources. After your research is
complete, your brochure will be used to help people understand
more about this animal.

Your brochure needs to include:


1. a description of your animal’s habitat, its basic needs, and the
environmental conditions that allow it to live there
comfortably
2. an explanation of how changes in the environment can
threaten your animal’s safety and survival
3. reasons why your animal’s habitat should be preserved
4. ways that people can help your animal survive

Make sure that your brochure is appealing and eye-catching so


that others will want to help you to save your animal! You may
include drawings or pictures in your brochure.

Good luck! The safety of your animal depends on you!

© AAC…everyday assessment tools to support student learning November 2013


Grade Three Science: Animals in Danger Student Materials
Rubric: Animals in Danger

Student ___________________________________________________________

Level Excellent Proficient Adequate Limited * Insufficient /


Blank *
Criteria

Provides a Provides a Provides a partial Provides a vague No score is


Describe comprehensive complete description of the description of the awarded because
animal habitat description of the description of the habitat and basic habitat and basic there is
habitat and basic habitat and basic needs of the needs of the insufficient
(3-11.6, 3-
needs of the needs of the animal. animal. evidence of
11.10, 3-1.7)
animal. animal. student
performance
based on the
requirements of
Presents Presents Presents Presents the assessment
Identify insightful relevant predictable inaccurate task.
threatening examples of examples of examples of examples of
threatening threatening threatening threatening
environ-
environmental environmental environmental environmental
mental
conditions. conditions. conditions. conditions.
conditions
(3-11.8, 3-1.7)

Describes Describes Describes Describes


Communicate compelling thoughtful plausible questionable
ways to reasons to reasons to reasons to reasons to
preserve habitats. preserve habitats. preserve habitats. preserve habitats.
preserve
habitats
(3-11.9)

Accesses and Accesses and Accesses and Accesses and


Access and retrieves retrieves retrieves retrieves vague
retrieve significant and meaningful and appropriate and and trivial
information pertinent relevant generally information from
(C1.1.1) information from information from applicable few sources.
a variety of a variety of information from
sources. sources. a variety of
sources.

* When work is judged limited or insufficient, the teacher makes decisions about appropriate intervention to help
the student improve.

© AAC…everyday assessment tools to support student learning November 2013


Grade Three Science: Animals in Danger Student Materials
Please note: This rubric may have been modified. To view the most recent AAC version, please visit www.aac.ab.ca.

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