The standard outlines key concepts about the water cycle and distribution of water on Earth. It expects students to:
1) Gather and analyze data from various resources to understand patterns of water circulation and distribution through oceans, glaciers, rivers, groundwater, and the atmosphere locally and worldwide.
2) Use evidence to model and identify problems with water quality, circulation, and distribution both locally and globally.
3) Identify various causes and effects of water pollution in local and worldwide water systems.
The standard outlines key concepts about the water cycle and distribution of water on Earth. It expects students to:
1) Gather and analyze data from various resources to understand patterns of water circulation and distribution through oceans, glaciers, rivers, groundwater, and the atmosphere locally and worldwide.
2) Use evidence to model and identify problems with water quality, circulation, and distribution both locally and globally.
3) Identify various causes and effects of water pollution in local and worldwide water systems.
The standard outlines key concepts about the water cycle and distribution of water on Earth. It expects students to:
1) Gather and analyze data from various resources to understand patterns of water circulation and distribution through oceans, glaciers, rivers, groundwater, and the atmosphere locally and worldwide.
2) Use evidence to model and identify problems with water quality, circulation, and distribution both locally and globally.
3) Identify various causes and effects of water pollution in local and worldwide water systems.
Exceeds Meets standards/checkpoints Is progressing towards Does not meet Insufficient evidence at this standards/checkpoints for for this grading period standards/checkpoints for standards/checkpoints for time. Additional work is this grading period this grading period this grading period required by the student
4.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 0
a. Student meets a. Gather and analyze a. Gather data from a a. Identify data from a Additional work must standards and data from a variety of variety of print variety of print be completed and checkpoints for this print resources and resources and resources and turned in before a grading period (3), and investigations to investigations to investigations to determination of the in addition… account for local and account for local and account for local and student’s progress can world-wide circulation world-wide circulation world-wide circulation be made b. and distribution and distribution and distribution patterns patterns patterns c. Communicates content clearly and b. Use evidence to model b. Identify b. Acknowledge that professionally how water is water is transferred transferred throughout c. Identify problems throughout the earth the earth related to water quality, circulation, and c. Acknowledge c. Identify problems and distribution – both problems related to propose solutions locally and world wide water quality, related to water circulation, and quality, circulation, and d. Identify various causes distribution distribution – both of water pollution in locally and world wide local and world water d. Define water pollution distributions d. Identify the various e. Acknowledge what causes and effects of e. Identify where water leaves a house or water pollution in local goes after it is used in building after use and world water houses or buildings distributions
e. Describe where water
goes after it is used in houses or buildings Standard 3: Earth Systems Science – 6th Grade
Glossary of student action words
Acknowledge – Student shows realization that a topic or idea exists Analyze – Student can make connections between ideas and topics and provide thoughtful insight beyond obvious conclusions Communicate – Student can convey information, through multiple media, in an organized and concise manner Create – Student can manufacture a product that demonstrates deep knowledge of a topic or idea Gather – Student can use resources to locate evidence and information with limited teacher assistance Identify – Student can recall information regarding a topic or idea Infer – Student can use data and information to create thoughtful conclusions that predict future outcomes which are supported with evidence. Use – Student can manipulate a tool to demonstrate their knowledge of a concept or idea