Scenario Write your CLAIM, EVIDENCE ,REASONING ON YOUR OWN PAPER

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Scenario Write your CLAIM, EVIDENCE ,REASONING ON YOUR OWN PAPER 6.L 14.5 Human Body Systems Write your CLAIM, EVIDENCE ,REASONING ON YOUR OWN PAPER Scenario Body systems work together to maintain the entire organism. The table below shows data that was taken from a student before and after that student ran a mile. External Data Prompt Write a scientific explanation that describes the circulatory and respiratory system’s response to a student running a mile. Claim __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Evidence ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Reasoning ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________ Observations Starting Data Ending Data Body temperature (internal) 98.6°F (37°C) 99.1°F (38°C) Pulse/heart rate 80 bpm 120 bpm Respiration rate 18 bpm 28 bpm Sweating normal increase Skin temperature (external) 91°F (33°C) 92.5°F (35°C)

Rubric for Writing a Scientific Explanation 6.L 14.5 Human Body Systems Human Body Systems CER Rubric for Writing a Scientific Explanation Points Awarded 2 1 Claim Claim is complete and accurate. Claim is incomplete or inaccurate. Student does not make a claim or does not answer the question. Evidence Evidence cites data and patterns within the data and uses labels accurately. Evidence cites data from the data source, but not within the context of the prompt. There is no evidence, or changes are cited, but do not use data from the data source. Reasoning Student cites the scientifically accurate reason using correct vocabulary, connects the reason to the claim, and shows accurate understanding of the concept. Student cites a reason, but it is inaccurate or does not support the claim. Reasoning does not use scientific terminology or uses it inaccurately. There is no reasoning, or student restates the claim, but offers no reasoning. Rebuttal Rebuttal provides reasons for different data or outliers in the data and could offer relevance to the real world or other uses for the findings. Rebuttal is not connected to the data, or it is not accurate. Student does not offer a rebuttal.