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Friday, October 23, 2009
Edible Cells Project Rubric
Hi kids,
Mr. Coleman ask me if I could find a solution to the problem with the links on the side for this project. You should just be able to click on the picture to bring up the rubric as a jpeg file. Hopefully this should work.
does anyone know what needs to be on the poster board for this project? i lost the handout that told me. i know it needs what you are using for the organelles, but i don't know what else needs to be on there.
It would help to have a picture of the a cell on the poster, but it is not required.
And Kayla is correct, the poster need to have a key of what foods are representing each organelle and a description of the functions of each organelle.
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wow Mr. Harris you are just so smart first the smartboard now this whats next?
ReplyDeletedoes anyone know what needs to be on the poster board for this project? i lost the handout that told me. i know it needs what you are using for the organelles, but i don't know what else needs to be on there.
ReplyDeleteIt has to have a key of the organelles, and a descritption of the functions.
ReplyDeleteDoes it have to have a picture of the cell on it?
ReplyDeleteIt would help to have a picture of the a cell on the poster, but it is not required.
ReplyDeleteAnd Kayla is correct, the poster need to have a key of what foods are representing each organelle and a description of the functions of each organelle.
thank you
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