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Demonstrating Wind Power Demonstrating Wind Power This project is designed for 4th graders to demonstrate their knowledge of wind power creatively, showing motion and force of wind. Rubric Code: BXA63W6 By vjacky Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Wind Power Mobile Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Transformational The mobile changes as it moves with the wind	Poor The mobile has little or no transformational change when effected by the wind.	Fair The mobile transforms in one way while it is touched by the wind	Good The mobile transforms vertically and horizontally while it is touched by the wind	Excellent The mobile transforms SMOOTHLY vertically and horizontally, or 3 dimensionally, while it is touched by the wind
Surprising Objects Use of unique and surprising objects in mobile in forming a unique shape.	Poor All objects and the design of the mobile come from the projects or ideas of others.	Fair The materials in the mobile are bother original and borrowed from other's ideas. The shape is partially original.	Good 1 of 2 of the criteria are fully met -Totally novel or unique choice of the main components of the mobile, except for wire as the structure. - The shape of the mobile is totally original	Excellent -Totally novel or unique choice of the main components of the mobile, except for wire as the structure. -The shape of the mobile is totally. original
Effective Works with the force of wind but without human interaction	Poor The mobile does not function at all.	Fair The mobile does not function with the wind alone.	Good The mobile functions with the wind	Excellent The mobile functions smoothly, or ideally as the designer had originally intended.
Craftsmanship The body of the mobile is crafted with integrity. Holds together in wind.	Poor The craftsmanship of the mobile is poor, not thought through or incomplete.	Fair The craftsmanship is good enough to function, but not organized and as visually appealing as was originally intended.	Good Craftsmanship is adequate, functioning, and pleasing.	Excellent Craftsmanship is ideal, well thought out, built to survive stronger gusts of wind, and aesthetically pleasing.