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Lab Report Rubric 
Rubric Code: TX2A62B
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Subject: Science  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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  Advancing

10 pts

Developing

8 pts

Poor

5.5 pts

Experimental Design
30 %
Title & Research Question / Problem
1 pts

Advancing

Title identifies the topic and variables of your experiment. A testable question(s) is/are clearly written.
Developing

Title identifies the topic however variables of your experiment are unclear. A question is written but may be unclear or un-testable.
Poor

Title does not identify topic or variables. No question written.
Introduction
4 pts

This paragraph describes what is already know about the topic, and shows how this information relates to the experiment.

Advancing

Background information clear and connections to experiment are thorough.
Developing

Background information clear and connections to experiment are attempted.
Poor

Background information is not clear and no attempts to connect information to experiment are made.
Hypothesis
1 pts

Advancing

The hypothesis is written as an "If...then...because" statement and clearly relates to the question asked.
Developing

The hypothesis clearly relates to and tries to answer the questions asked.
Poor

The hypothesis is missing or does not relate to the question asked.
Materials
1 pts

Advancing

The list of materials is complete.
Developing

The list of materials is mostly complete.
Poor

The list of materials is incomplete.
Procedures
2 pts

Advancing

The procedures are written as clear, specific, numbered steps. Variables are identified (dependent, independent, and controls).
Developing

The procedures are written as steps, but may be confusing. Variables identified.
Poor

The procedure is incomplete or does not make sense to the reader. Variables are not identified.
Observations
30 %
Data
1 pts

Collected and Organized

Advancing

Observations are detailed, organized in a data chart, and accurate.
Developing

Observations are vague and/ or unorganized.
Poor

Observations are incomplete or absent.
Data Analysis
1 pts

Advancing

Calculations and data analysis are accurate and clear. Comparisons, summaries, trends, and/or averages are included. May include equations when appropriate.
Developing

Calculations and data analysis are accurate, yet unclear. Does include a summary statement explaining the data.
Poor

Data is not analyzed accurately.
Scientific Drawings
1 pts

observations and graphical representations

Advancing

Accurate. Big. Colorful. Detailed. (ABCD drawing) Best effort clearly given. Graphs are made with a ruler and have appropriate labels and numerical scale.
Developing

Missing 1 component of the ABCD drawing. Graphs are made with a ruler and have appropriate numerical scale. Labels may be missing.
Poor

Missing 2 or more components of the ABCD drawing. Mechanical problems with graph numerical scale, labels and /or accuracy due to poor drawing.
Conclusion
30 %
Summary of purpose, results & data
3 pts

Advancing

Summary of experiment clearly states the purpose and results of the experiment. Data is used to support results.
Developing

Summary of experiment states the purpose and results of the experiment. Data may not be used to support results.
Poor

Summary of experiment does not state the purpose and results of the experiment. Data is not used to support results.
Hypothesis analysis
1 pts

Advancing

Clearly stated hypothesis and analysis of hypothesis as right or wrong.
Developing

Analysis of hypothesis attempted, however, not clearly stated.
Poor

Hypothesis not analyzed.
Inference / Explanation of results
4 pts

Advancing

Inference/explanation is thoughtful and accurate.
Developing

Inference/explanation is given, but may not be accurate.
Poor

No inference or explanation is given.
Changes & Sources of Error
2 pts

Advancing

A thoughtful new research question or set of variables is suggested and possible sources of error are plausible.
Developing

A new research question or set of variables is suggested and possible sources of error are listed although these may not be plausible.
Poor

A new research question or set of variables is missing or possible sources of error are not included.
Enter Title
10 %
Written in 3rd person
1 pts

Advancing

Writer always uses 3rd person
Developing

Writer sometimes uses 1st person.
Poor

Writer often uses 1st person.
Grammar & Comprehension
1 pts

Advancing

No grammar or spelling mistakes. Report shows deep comprehension.
Developing

Some grammar or spelling mistakes. Report shows comprehension.
Poor

Many grammar or spelling mistakes. Report shows minimal comprehension.
Format
1 pts

Advancing

Typed with correct headings and sub-headings. Margins, font size and type are appropriate.
Developing

Typed or written neatly in blue/black ink. May also contain mistakes in headings or sub-headings, margins or font.
Poor

Not typed or neatly written in ink. Many mistakes in headings and sub-headings, margins, or font.




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