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Weekly quiz · The Garden Journal

Assessment Appendix — Grade 3 · Week 1 Quiz

Quarter 1, Week 1 · Lessons 1.1–1.2 · The Garden Journal; Our School/Classroom Garden

#ItemAnswer / look-fors / scoringPtsLesson · standards
1Which word means “Information you gather by using your senses, such as seeing, touching, or smelling”?(A) observation.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6
2Which word means “A notebook where a scientist records observations, data, drawings, and ideas”?(C) journal.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6
3Which word means “The pages at the back of our garden journal where we define and build key science ideas”?(C) Concept Clavis.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6
4Matching: garden, observations, soilgarden–A; observations–B; soil–C3L1.1, 1.2 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6; 3.L2U1.8, 4.E1U1.6 (cross-grade), 3.SL.1, 3.W.8
5Draw the two seeds and label one difference between them.Drawing shows two distinct seeds with an accurate label (size, shape, color, or texture). · Rubric: 2 = complete and accurate; 1 = partly correct; 0 = missing/incorrect2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6
6Data analysis: Use the scaled bar graph “Plant Height.” Each grid line stands for 5 centimeters.2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5, 3.W.2, 3.L.6
(a) Which category has the most centimeters?Pail 1 (45)1
(b) How many more centimeters does Pail 1 have than Pail 2?10 (45 − 35)1

Assessment Appendix — Grade 4 · Week 1 Quiz

Quarter 1, Week 1 · Lessons 1.1–1.2 · The Garden Journal; Our School/Classroom Garden

#ItemAnswer / look-fors / scoringPtsLesson · standards
1Which word means “Information you gather by using your senses, such as seeing, touching, or smelling”?(D) observation.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6
2Which word means “A notebook where a scientist records observations, data, drawings, and ideas”?(C) journal.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6
3Which word means “The pages at the back of our garden journal where we define and build key science ideas”?(D) Concept Clavis.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6
4Matching: garden, observations, soil, journalgarden–B; observations–C; soil–D; journal–A4L1.1, 1.2 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6; 4.E1U1.6, 3.L2U1.8 (cross-grade), 4.SL.1, 4.W.8
5Draw the two seeds and label one difference between them.Drawing shows two distinct seeds with an accurate label (size, shape, color, or texture). · Rubric: 2 = complete and accurate; 1 = partly correct; 0 = missing/incorrect2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6
6Data analysis: Our garden team filled a watering can with 8 liters of water. They used 850 milliliters on the seedlings. (1 liter = 1,000 milliliters)2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 4.W.2, 4.L.6
(a) How many milliliters were in the can at the start?8,000 mL1
(b) How many milliliters were left after watering?7,150 mL (8,000 − 850)1

Assessment Appendix — Grade 5 · Week 1 Quiz

Quarter 1, Week 1 · Lessons 1.1–1.2 · The Garden Journal; Our School/Classroom Garden

#ItemAnswer / look-fors / scoringPtsLesson · standards
1Which word means “Information you gather by using your senses, such as seeing, touching, or smelling”?(D) observation.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
2Which word means “A notebook where a scientist records observations, data, drawings, and ideas”?(B) journal.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
3Which word means “The pages at the back of our garden journal where we define and build key science ideas”?(D) Concept Clavis.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
4Which word means “A planned space where people grow plants for food, beauty, or learning”?(A) garden.1L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
5Write the vocabulary word that matches: Information you gather by using your senses, such as seeing, touching, or smelling. (bank: Concept Clavis, depth, observations)observations1L1.2 · 3.L2U1.8 (cross-grade), 4.E1U1.6 (cross-grade), 5.SL.1, 5.W.8
6Draw the two seeds and label one difference between them.Drawing shows two distinct seeds with an accurate label (size, shape, color, or texture). · Rubric: 2 = complete and accurate; 1 = partly correct; 0 = missing/incorrect2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
7Write one observation you made about our garden today.A specific, factual observation (e.g., “the soil is hard and dry,” “there are weeds in the corner”). · Rubric: 2 = complete and accurate; 1 = partly correct; 0 = missing/incorrect2L1.2 · 3.L2U1.8 (cross-grade), 4.E1U1.6 (cross-grade), 5.SL.1, 5.W.8
8Data analysis: The line graph shows the height of one bean plant. Each point is an ordered pair (day, height).2L1.1 · 3.L1U1.5 (cross-grade), 5.W.2, 5.L.6
(a) Write the ordered pair for day 9.(9, 6.9)1
(b) How much did the plant grow from day 3 to day 9?3.0 cm (6.9 − 3.9)1