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Science Fair Project Rubric
Science Fair Project Rubric
This rubric is designed to score science fair presentations.
Rubric Code:
SX82X72
By
loreewinters
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Project Points
1
10
(N/A)
2
5
(N/A)
3
13
(N/A)
4
20
(N/A)
Title Page
1
Title page is missing two of the following: student's name, subject, school and address, and grade. Project title is present, but not interesting.
2
Title page is missing several components and is difficult to understand.
3
Title page is missing one of the following: student's name, subject, school,address, and grade. Project title present and slightly intriguing.
4
Title page includes student's name, subject, school, address,and grade.Project title is present and intriguing.
Background Information
1
Student introduces specific, testable topic question, but provides little background information on science concepts related to the question. Does not explain why student is interested in the topic.
2
Student is missing two or more of the following: topic question, background information, why student is interested in the topic.
3
Student introduces specific, testable topic question, provides background information on some science concepts, explains why student is interested in the topic.
4
Student introduces specific, testable topic question, provides background information on science concepts related to the question, and explains why student is interested in the topic.
Hypothesis
1
Hypothesis correlates to the purpose, but is difficult to test. No reasons are given for making the hypothesis.
2
Hypothesis does not answer the research question and is not testable.
3
Hypothesis is testable, directly relates to the question. Hypothesis is not clearly stated.
4
Hypothesis is testable and directly relates to the question. Hypothesis is clearly stated based on research.
Problem Statement
1
Stated problem. Could not understand.
2
No problem stated.
3
Stated problem. Not easily understood.
4
Stated the problem. Easy to read.
Materials
1
Material list incomplete.
2
No material list.
3
Material is listed. No bullets used.
4
Materials listed using bullets.
Procedure
1
Procedure incomplete. Unable to follow.
2
No procedure.
3
Procedure listed but not easy to follow steps.
4
Procedure listed correctly using bullets. Easy to follow step-by-step.
Results
1
Explanation is provided, but without a graph.
2
No results. No documentation.
3
Completed results with a graph, but does not support the explanation of the results.
4
Completed results with a colorful graph to support the explanation of the results.
Conclusion
1
Conclusion includes all but 2 of the components.
2
Conclusion is confusing and/or does not answer the research question. Does not attempt to explain if the hypothesis ideas are correct or incorrect.
3
Conclusion includes all but 1 of the following: retells hypothesis, answers the problem, gives proof of the answer using data, tells what he/she learned.
4
Conclusion retells the hypothesis, and answers the problem. Gives proof of the answer with some of the data collected and tells what he/she learned.
Keywords:
science fair
Subjects:
Science
Types:
Project
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