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Term 3 Garden Design Rubric - Student Assessment

Term 3 Garden Design

Self Assessment

Date: 23rd September 2016

How can we create diverse outdoor area that is visually appealing, usable and can withstand the elements of nature?

Garden Assessment - Student assessment rubric
	1	2	3	4
Creator - learner asset Develop Ideas for the nothing area. (our back garden)	With support, I can design a basic plan for our outdoor space.	I have several ideas about what to include when designing a plan for our outdoor space.	I have several ideas about what to include when designing a plan for our outdoor space and can analyse these based on the brief.	I have several ideas about what to include when designing a plan for our outdoor space, and can evaluate their effectiveness based on the brief.
Communicator - learner asset Evaluate our final design against Mr Harrop’s brief	With support, I can explain my plan for our outdoor space.	I can explain my plan for our outdoor space	I can explain and justify why I have included all of my chosen components in my plan for our outdoor space.	I can confidently and clearly explain and justify why I have included all of my chosen components and how my final plan for our outdoor space meets the brief.

Explain the reasons for your assessment:

For Creator I scored myself a 3 because I was able to make some things for our plan, and put some things in places, and my group agreed with me.

For Communicator I scored myself a 4 because I was able to make my justifications perfect.  

The Sneaky Gardeners - Video Of Our Plan

The Sneaky Gardener's Reasons - Video

The Sneaky Gardener's Reasons

Free Write - Video

Free Write

Role of the writer: The person walking up the mountain & storyteller.

Audience: Anyone.

Format: Description.

Topic: Hiking up the mountain.

Key:

Yellow for simple.

Green for compound.

Blue for complex.

Success criteria: Use a variety of sentences for effect.

“Just keep going”, I muttered to myself on the way up Mount Te Aroha. The paths were mucky and brown, full of damp bark. As the sound of thick water bursts in my ear, the waterfall is in clear site. I had made it up this glorious mountain. “Now there is only one way down”. I murmured to myself, as I peer of the humongous mountain. My legs were aching like they were clean off. I take a couple of steps, and SWOOSH! I slip and fell on my back. “AHHHHHHH!” Shouted the scared to death man. As slippery wet dirt carried the man down the mountain, he could see the bottom of the hill come at him like a arrow darting to its target. COBANG! The poor terrified man slapped the ground, like it was in discipline. “That was fun, but really dangerous, I’m lucky to be alive”. Said the horrified hiker.

Vocab builder:

Nouns:	Verbs:	Phrases:	Adjectives:	Feelings:
Mountain. Man. Stick. Dust. Water.	Walking. Hiking. Stumbling. Digging his stick into ground, as he takes his step. Peer.	He kept walking, like a person trying to find some gold.	Slowly. Painfully. Bravely. Quiet. Focused on getting up the mountain. Lonely.	Tired. In pain. Exited when he gets up. Unjoyful.