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Periodic Table of Elements Project Periodic Table of Elements Project Students have been assigned one element for which the will research and determine their elements properties, history, and uses. Properties include the element's symbol, name, atomic number, atomic mass. Uses include its primary and secondary uses. The element's history includes when, where, how and by whom it was discovered. Rubric Code: JCCWA4 By beccca99 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Element Research Project
	Exemplary Exceeds the requirements for this subject and grade level's standards. 4 pts	Proficient Meets the requirements for the subject and grade level's standards. 3 pts	Developing Shows many characteristics aligned with this subject and grade level's standards but does not meet all expectations. 2 pts	Beginning Shows a minimum number of characteristics aligned with this subject and grade level's standards but is far from meeting the expectations. 1 pts
Project Requirements	Exemplary More than the required information is present on the final element "tile." The format of the final project is as specified in the directions.	Proficient All required information is present on the final element "tile." The format of the final project is as specified in the directions.	Developing MOST (more than 75%) of the required information is present on the final element "tile." The format of the final project is as specified in the directions.	Beginning MUCH (less than 75%) of the required information is present on the final element "tile." The format of the final project is NOT as specified in the directions.
Timeliness and Neatness	Exemplary The project was turned in on time and is neat, with NO spelling or grammar errors.	Proficient The project was turned in on time and is neat, but there are some (less than 5) spelling and grammar errors present.	Developing The project was turned in on time but is NOT as NEAT as it could have been, including more than 5 spelling or grammar errors.	Beginning The project may have been LATE or is NOT as NEAT as it could have been, including many spelling or grammar errors.
Picture	Exemplary The included picture accurately represents some aspect of the element and shows some level of creativity.	Proficient The included picture accurately represents some aspect of the element but is basic in its interpretation.	Developing The included picture accurately represents some aspect of the element but only with an accompanying explanation from the student.	Beginning The included picture does not accurately represent some aspect of the element but indicates the student made an attempt at cutting and pasting a picture.