Water Works
A look a the water cycle
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Assessments

 

Depending on your objective students can be assessed in a number of ways. Below are a few examples:

  • Use of rubrics and checklists
  • Group discussions
  • Listening to student presentations
  • Work samples
  • Student conferences
  • Student self-assessments
  • Rubrics for student exhibitions
  • Observations      
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    Some Questions for Assessment and Conferencing

    • Precipitation, evaporation, transpiration, water vapour, and clouds. What role do they play in the water cycle?
    • How does water move across the landscape before it collects in watercourses (surface water)?
    • How does water move under the ground (groundwater)?
    • How does water move through creeks, rivers, lakes etc (watercourse water)?
    • What is the point where fresh water interacts with seawater (estuaries)?
    • What is the role of the oceans in the water cycle?


       
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