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Historical Atomic Model History of Atomic Structure Model Students individually develop a "3D-Model" that acts as a workable/accurate model to demonstrate one of the six historical atomic models . The model should be detailed enough to provide a functional understanding of type of structures and related concepts for the chosen historical atom. Workability of the model should allow for educational understanding of the concepts and key-terms associated with atom. Rubric Code: G2W5XAB By Warburtn Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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	Poor 1 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Creativity/Effort 20 %	Poor Model(s) is constructed and/or presented in a confusing and unorganized manner.	Good The construction and presentation of a model(s) is somewhat neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.	Excellent The construction and presentation of a model(s) is extremely neat, orderly and clear in conveying concepts as depicted in the above description.
Workability 30 %	Poor Does not express the concepts or key-terms associated with atomic structure for model constructed. Did not include the scientist and model name	Good Details constructed or provided express to the audience some concepts and key-terms associated with most of the six atomic models. Proper Scientist name and model name shown.	Excellent Details within the model express to the audience a full understanding of concepts and key-terms associated with each of the six atomic models. Proper Scientist name and model name shown. Listed any additional scientist who may have had a part in the development of chosen model.
Accuracy 50 %	Poor Many inaccurate concepts and key-terms regarding atomic model.	Good Model demonstrates proper structures for model to include the relevant names, particles and locations discovered for each specific model. Lacked the correct information to define the correct atomic development.	Excellent Correct use and definition of concepts and key-terms for conveying a proper workable model along with depicting the atomic structure and scientific understanding that developed at that time.