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States of Matter States of Matter Illustrate the three states of matter. Describe the three states of matter. Identify the properties of the three states of matter. Explain how the states of matter change. Rubric Code: GX79X92 By emkappa3 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Three states of matter
	Beginning 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Matter:Solid	Beginning Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter: solid (magnet, pumpkin, ice, log) with full manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Developing Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (magnet, pumpkin, ice, log) with partial manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Good Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (magnet, pumpkin, ice, log) with verbal prompts from staff and color coding.	Excellent Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (magnet, pumpkin, ice, log) independently.
Matter:Liquid	Beginning Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (rain, juice, water, milk) with full manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Developing Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (rain, juice, water, milk) with partial manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Good Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (rain, juice, water, milk) with verbal prompts from staff and color coding.	Excellent Student was able to identify the liquid state of matter (rain, juice, water, milk) independently.
Matter:Gas	Beginning Student was able to identify the liquid state of gas (steam, air, wind, smoke) with full manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Developing .Student was able to identify the liquid state of gas (steam, air, wind, smoke) with partial manual prompts from staff and color coding.	Good Student was able to identify the liquid state of gas (steam, air, wind, smoke) with verbal prompts from staff and color coding.	Excellent Student was able to identify the liquid state of gas (steam, air, wind, smoke) independently.