iRubric: Create a Design that Represents Motion rubric

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Create a Design that Represents Motion Students must decide on and create a model of something that represents motion. They must reuse recyclable materials in their creation. Additionally, students will write a sequence of directions, using transition words, to explain how to make their creation. They must measure and compare their design to at least two other classmates'. Rubric Code: KX29A38 By FosterJ Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Motion Design
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Model that Represents Motion	Poor Model does not represent an object that could move.	Fair Model represents an object that could moves.	Good Model represents and object and it actually moves.
Model Designed with Recyclables	Poor Model was a drawing.	Fair Model was partially made from recyclable materials.	Good Model was made completely from recyclable materials.
Directions on How-to Make Model	Poor Directions are not written in sequential order.	Fair Directions are written in sequential order.	Good Directions are written in sequential order using transition words.
Convention	Poor One or more sentence does not begin with a capital letter, does not have a complete thought, nor an end mark.	Fair Most sentences begin with capital letters, have a complete thought, and an end mark.	Good All sentences begin with capital letters, have a complete thought, and an end mark.
Neatness	Poor Model is messy.	Fair Model is neat.	Good Project is very neat.