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Soil Investigation 
Students observed the properties of two types of soil;- sand, and clay. Students then investigated which type of soil absorbs the most water and communicated their results.
Rubric Code: D2WB69W
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

2 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Excellent

You reach the Scientist Level

5 pts

Communicating observations

Poor

Students' observations are inaccurate and incomplete.
Fair

Students' observations lack accuracy or details.
Good

Students communicate accurate observations, written and/or illustrated
Excellent

Students communicate accurate and insightful observations. Student demonstrates critical thinking.
Use of materials

Poor

Student does not use materials appropriately and had to sit out for the remainder of the investigation.
Fair

Student often requires redirection on appropriate use of materials.
Good

Student uses materials appropriately.
Excellent

Student uses materials appropriately and is able to create and/or manipulate materials for own uses.
Working with Others

Poor

Rarely listened to, shared with, or supported others. Not a team player.
Fair

Sometimes listened to, shared with, or supported others. Sometimes not a team player.
Good

Usually listened to, shared with, or supported others. Worked as a team.
Excellent

Always listened to, shared with, or supported others. Was a group leader.



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