Your grade will be based on the following rubric:

 Level 4 (Outstanding)
        You have:
        1.  Contributed to your group by finding and sharing information
        2.  Clearly explained to your group why you found certain
             information interesting (meaning another student in your group
            would be able to repeat your information)
        3.   Accurately drawn how a muscle works
        4.   Accurately labeled the parts of the muscle in your picture
        5.   Correctly written an answer to    "Why are muscles important?"
                and related the answer to your own experience.
        6.   Accurately assessed yourself  (the teacher would give you the
                same rating)

     Level 3 (Almost outstanding!)
     You have:
        1.  Contributed to your group by finding and sharing information
        2.  Explained to your group why you found certain information interesting
        3.  Accurately drawn how a muscle works with no more than one mistake
        4.  Correctly labeled all all parts of the muscles in your picture, except for
            one mistake
        5.  Accurately written an answer to  "Why are muscles important?", 
            but the answer is not related to your own experience
        6.  Accurately assessed yourself  (the teacher would give you the
            same rating)

    Level 2 (Acceptable)
    You have:
        1. Contributed to your group by finding and sharing information
        2.  Explained to your group why you found certain information interesting
        3.  Accurately drawn the parts of the muscle in your picture except for
            two mistakes
        4. Correctly labeled the parts of the muscles except for two mistakes
        5.  Accurately written an answer to "Why are muscles important?",
            but the answer is not related to your own experience.
        6.  Accurately assessed yourself with only one mistake
 

    Level 1 (Needs improvement)
    You have:
        1.  Not contributed to your group by finding and sharing information
        2.  Not explained to your group why you found certain information
            interesting
        3.  Incorrectly drawn the how a muscle works,
                          or you have not drawn how a muscle works
        4.  Inaccurately labeled the parts of the muscle,
                          or, you have not labeled the muscle parts.
        5.   Not written a correct answer to "Why are muscles important?".
        6.   Inaccurately assessed yourself - more than two mistakes