This rubric provides criteria for creating an ecosystem-themed board game, including guidelines for design, game board components, rules development, directions, format/purpose, content difficulty, and inclusion of questions. Games are scored based on how well they follow the criteria in areas like creativity, balance of game elements, clarity of rules and directions, appropriateness for the intended audience, and integration of questions into gameplay. The goal is for students to design an engaging and educational board game that effectively conveys key concepts about ecosystems.
This rubric provides criteria for creating an ecosystem-themed board game, including guidelines for design, game board components, rules development, directions, format/purpose, content difficulty, and inclusion of questions. Games are scored based on how well they follow the criteria in areas like creativity, balance of game elements, clarity of rules and directions, appropriateness for the intended audience, and integration of questions into gameplay. The goal is for students to design an engaging and educational board game that effectively conveys key concepts about ecosystems.
This rubric provides criteria for creating an ecosystem-themed board game, including guidelines for design, game board components, rules development, directions, format/purpose, content difficulty, and inclusion of questions. Games are scored based on how well they follow the criteria in areas like creativity, balance of game elements, clarity of rules and directions, appropriateness for the intended audience, and integration of questions into gameplay. The goal is for students to design an engaging and educational board game that effectively conveys key concepts about ecosystems.
This rubric provides criteria for creating an ecosystem-themed board game, including guidelines for design, game board components, rules development, directions, format/purpose, content difficulty, and inclusion of questions. Games are scored based on how well they follow the criteria in areas like creativity, balance of game elements, clarity of rules and directions, appropriateness for the intended audience, and integration of questions into gameplay. The goal is for students to design an engaging and educational board game that effectively conveys key concepts about ecosystems.
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Activity 3: Construct an Ecosystem Board Game
Rubric: Creating a Board Game
Criteria Excellent Very Good Good Fair Needs (10 points) (8 points) (6 points) (4 points) Improvement s (2 points) Design & Everything is Game board Game board is Most of the There is a Creativity neatly created is excellent complete but 1 directions game board and directions but some or 2 elements were ignored but it is not were followed parts are a are missing and the board colored and no completely. little sloppy and it could be is sloppy extra efforts neater were made at creativity. Board The board The board The board The board is The board is includes includes includes lacking lacking positive, positive, positive, sufficient severely negative, and negative, and negative, and positive, lacking in challenge challenge lacks negative, and positive, spaces. It also spaces in achallenge challenge negative, and has visually sufficient spaces in a spaces keep challenge appealing balance to sufficient play spaces keep graphics keep play balance to interesting. play interesting. keep play interesting. interesting. Rules Rules are: Rules are: Rules are Rules are Rules are development reason reasonabl lacking in one lacking in two unclear, too ably y brief of the of the long, brief clear following following incomplete, clear complete areas: areas: and/ or contain rules that add compl in a reasonably reasonabl brief y brief complexity ete in booklet clear clear without a with a bookle design on complete complet improving t with the front in a booklet e in a play a with a design booklet design on the front with a on the design front on the innova front tive or creativ e in some way Format and The purpose of The purpose The purpose The purpose It is unclear Purpose the game closely partially slightly relates what the relates directly relates to the relates to the to the topic but purpose and to the topic topic and the topic and the does not concept of the and the game game board game board represent a game are from board somewhat doesn’t clearly concept. the represents the represents represent a appearance. concept. the concept. concept.
Directions Directions Directions There are Errors in Many steps are
make it are typed but more than 3 grammar missing or perfectly clear have 2-3 errors. interfere with incomplete how to play minor Directions are understanding and it is very the game.grammatical unclear and 2- of the difficult to They are errors. They 3 steps could directions. understand neatly typed are be added to Much revision how to play with minimal somewhat clarify. is needed. the game. grammatical unclear or 1 Complete errors. step is revision missing. needed. Content & Questions and Rules of play Game is a bit Game is very Game is not Difficulty rules of play are age too simple for simple and appropriate for are of an appropriate the grade level most questions the grade level appropriate but some and some are too easily and questions level-- not too questions are questions are answered. are too easy or difficult and too easy or too easy. too difficult. not too easy. too difficult. Questions There are 25 A couple of Some Half of the Many questions and questions or questions are questions are questions are answers, and answers are missing OR missing OR incorrect or they are well missing or one could play questions are missing and incorporated incorrect the game with hardly used in very few are into the game. answering the game. required to most play the game. questions.
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