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Digital Habitat Rubric

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You are to create a "Digital Habitat" of the Grand Canyon. You need 10 slides that show a minimum of 10 labeled pictures of biotic and abiotic factors that are in your habitat. You may use some of the resources I linked to the right. Be creative. This assignment will be graded as an assessment worth 10 points. This Digital Habitat assignment and the WORKSHEET is due on Monday, 4/9/18.
If you are struggling follow these simple steps.
1. open PowerPoint
2. select a blank PowerPoint template.
3. add 10 slides
4. Pick a background picture of the Grand Canyon dropdown feature
and add that background feature to all slides.
5. use the links above to cut and paste 10 pictures of plants/animals/people/rock formations etc. Paste on your slides. Insert text box and give a brief label/description of what the picture is.
6. Continue to do this for all 10 slides. Complete this by the end of the class period on Friday

Digital Habitat

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This is a short sample of how you might begin to create your digital habitat. Be creative. Feel free to add descriptions to each slide. Meeting the minimum requirement = C work

Learning Target

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I can create a model of the interactions of living organisms within an ecosystem.
(S3 C3 PO6)

When I come around, you should be able to explain how this lesson connects to your learning target. Always know the purpose of your lesson and activities.

4/9/18 Monday

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What if I'm finished with my Digital Habitat and WORKSHEET?
Be sure to get your Digital Habitat graded. Mrs. Salahuddin or Mrs. Pachico will write your grade on your worksheet.

Next you will draw a rescaled version of the Grand Canyon.

Directions:
See your teacher for a small scaled black and white version of the map below. You will draw a larger version of the Grand Canyon map to scale on a blank sheet of paper. You may lightly pencil in gridlines to help you. Be sure to use a ruler. Write your new scale on the top left corner of your newly drawn map.

This connects to our Capstone Grand Canyon Project. Drawing to scale is an important part of the 2D design process of area you want to build in 3D paper mache form.

Looking ahead...

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A shared 3D rescale activity is planned after the class demonstrates academic success in 2D rescale design.

Don't forget to connect your activity to the learning target of the day and The Big Idea for this module.