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Science Project 3rd grade 
Science Project 3rd grade
Rubric to assess student work and completion of a science project using the scientific method.
Rubric Code: WX87XB9
By imkingsgirl
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Scientific Method
  Fair

1 pts

Good

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

Outstanding

4 pts

Collaboration

Fair

This team could not work together.
Good

Students had many problems and only one or two people completed the project.
Excellent

Students worked together, but had some problems. Completed on time.
Outstanding

Students worked well together and were able to complete the project on time.
Question

Fair

Question is stated correctly, but is not testable.
Good

Question is stated correctly and is testable.
Excellent

Question is stated correctly, is testable and is accompanied with a summary of why the student wants to answer the question.
Outstanding

Question is stated correctly, is testable, and is accompanied with a summary/description of why the student wants to answer the question.
Hypothesis

Fair

Hypothesis is stated correctly, but does not correlate to the question of the project and is not testable.
Good

Hypothesis correlates to the question but is not testable.
Excellent

Hypothesis is testable and directly correlates to the question.
Outstanding

Hypothesis is testable and directly correlates to the question. Hypothesis is also stated correctly and is followed through with the conclusion.
Results/Data

Fair

Reults/ Data given in sentences, not charts, graphs or tables.
Good

Results/ Data given using charts, graphs or tables but is difficult to understand.
Excellent

Results/ Data given using charts, graphs, or tables but is done sloppily.
Outstanding

Results/ Data given is easy to understand charts, graphs, or tables.
Conclusion

Fair

Analysis has few details.<BR>
No summary.
Good

Analysis has few details with a summary.
Excellent

Detailed analysis of project.<BR>
No summary.
Outstanding

Detailed analysis of project and summary of project is given.
Overall Project

Fair

Student has a workable idea for the project but does not follow through the steps completely.
Good

Student has a good working idea for the project and followed all steps in order.
Excellent

Student somewhat implements a creative idea for the project and follows all steps in order with success.
Outstanding

Student implements a creative idea for the project and follows all steps with success.
Written Presentation
This section will count as an English grade.
  Fair

4 pts

Good

6 pts

Excellent

8 pts

Outstanding

10 pts

Grammar/ Mechanics

Fair

Has errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanis that interfere with understnading
Good

Has errors in spelling, grammar, adn mechanics but paper is still easy to understand.
Excellent

Has minimal errors in spelling, grammar, and mechanics but the paper is still easy to understand
Outstanding

Relatively free of mistakes in spelling, grammar and mechanics
Oral Presentation

Fair

Softly spoken, difficult to hear, pacing of speech too slow or too fast, little to no eye contact
Good

Good volume, pacing of speech too slow or too fast, little to no eye contact.
Excellent

Good volume, pacing of speech was appropriate but minimal eye contact.
Outstanding

Great speaking volume, spoken clearly, eye contact with the audience, pacing of speech was appropriate.
Information

Fair

Data is shown with a chart, graph or table.<BR>
<BR>
No photographs or drawings of the experiment
Good

Display shows photographs of the experiment without captions; may have a chart, table or graph to show data.
Excellent

Display shows photographs (with captions) of various steps of the experiment,; uses charts, graphs, or tables to show data.
Outstanding

Display shows photographs (with captions) of the experiment step-by-step; uses tables, graphs, or charts to display data.



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