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1. James Lowell D. Amarilla Assessment Task 2 Educ 105: 1471
SCIENCE- Grade 6
The Solar System
Content standard:
The learner demonstrate understanding of characteristics of planets in the solar system.
Performance standard:
The learners should create an graphic organizer and compare the different planets of the solar system.
Levels of Assessment What will I assess? How will I assess? How will I score?
Knowledge (15%) Identify the terrestrial
planets and Jovian planets
in the solar system.
Participation
Identification: The learner’s will identify the
Terrestrial and Jovian planets in the solar
system image.
“Questions will be answered.”
what do you see on the picture?
what do we call about these first four
planets?
How about these last four planets?
What do we call them?
Identification:
I point will be given for the first question.
2 points will be given for the second and third
questions for every correct answer.
The Identification is worth 5 points.
2. Understanding (30%) Distinguish the eight planets
(inner & outer) of our solar
system
Constructed response (essay)
Describe the characteristics of the
terrestrial planets closest to the sun.
How do the Jovian planets differ from
terrestrial planets?
Process skills (25%) Create a graphic organizer
showing our solar system's
eight planets.
Performance task: Graphic organizer
Instructions: In a group activity, the learners will
create a Graphic organizer of their choice that
shows the eight planets in our solar system.
For them to be guided in doing this activity, here
are one of the examples.
3. Products/
performances (30%)
The learners create a Ven
diagram to compare the
inner and outer planets
Project:
Instructions: Use the Venn diagram to compare
the inner and outer planets. The middle section
represents the characteristics that the inner and
outer planets have in common. A represents the
characteristics of the inner planets that are
different from the outer planets. B represents
the characteristics of the outer planets that are
different from the inner planets.