Moving Animals Rubric

1st Grade Research and Inquiry Activities

	One Star	Two Stars	Three Stars
The child effectively used the computer to do research and inquiry on animal movement.
The child used the Internet to learn which body parts help animals move.
The child showed an understanding of how animals move by correctly playing the memory game.

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Moving Animals Rubric

1st Grade Research and Inquiry Activities