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EOY Project #2: Toothpick Project

Math/Science Box Project

Final Toothpick structure; consisting of at least 5 different polygons or polyhedrons

Rubric Code: A55647

By VeronicaHanG

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Subject: Math

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Criteria
	Disobedient Gwasshoppa 0 pts	Still Learning Gwasshoppa 15 pts	Good Gwasshoppa 25 pts
Geometric Polygons	Disobedient Gwasshoppa the student has displayed 1-2 polygons or polyhedronsw	Still Learning Gwasshoppa The student has identified 3-4 polygons or polyhedrons	Good Gwasshoppa The student has a great structue that shows five or more, different polygons or polyhedrons AP STUDENTS ONLY He/she was able to construct a stable structure that is the lightest weight yet still support 30lbs. of mass.
Creativity	Disobedient Gwasshoppa Student(s) performed at minimal standards and did not meet objectives.	Still Learning Gwasshoppa Student conpleted project to fulfill requirements by identifying 3-4 polygons/polyhedrons within the structure. Structure is not stable.	Good Gwasshoppa Student was able to produce a project that met all requirements of the five polygons. He/she was able to "think outside the box" and produce a high-quality, durable structure. Student was able to "WOW" me.
Typed paper	Disobedient Gwasshoppa Paper is missing or not typed. Paper is less than one paragraph and does not explain structure	Still Learning Gwasshoppa Paper is missing one or more of the following requirements: --cover sheet --not typed --no mention of structures characteristics	Good Gwasshoppa All work is neat and easy to read. Paper is typed, size 12, Arial or Times New Roman font; has a cover sheet and describes structure.
Timeliness	Disobedient Gwasshoppa Student was absent and NO email was sent. 1/2 credit will be given for ONE day late and ZERO credit for two or more days late.	Still Learning Gwasshoppa Student was absent but emailed me paper and a picture of the structure in advance.	Good Gwasshoppa Final structure and typed paper turned in promptly, by Thursday, June 3.