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Science: Materials & Properties

Science: Water Cycle

Can you show understanding of Properties and Materials by designing an Umbrella??

Rubric Code: H96485

By mattdimos

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Subject: Science

Type: Homework

Grade Levels: K-5

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	Beginning (N/A)	Developing (N/A)	Mastered (N/A)
Practical Application Demonstrate an understanding of the practical applications of Properties and Materials in designing an object.	Beginning I was not able to demonstrate an understanding of the practical applications of Properties and Materials in designing an object.	Developing I was able to demonstrate an understanding of the practical applications of Properties and Materials in designing an object.	Mastered I was able to demonstrate an understanding of the practical applications of Properties and Materials in designing an object and how those parts work together to form a unified whole.
Umbrella Diagram Be able to complete a diagram of an Umbrella.	Beginning I was not able to complete a diagram of an Umbrella.	Developing I was able to complete a diagram of an Umbrella with all appropriate labels and definitions.	Mastered I was able to complete a diagram of an Umbrella with all appropriate labels and definitions as well as demonstrate how the parts work together.
Properties Be able to demonstrate an understanding of Properties.	Beginning I was not able to demonstrate an understanding of Properties.	Developing I was able to demonstrate an understanding of Properties.	Mastered I was able to demonstrate an understanding of Properties and the interrelated purposes of the Properties in my umbrella.
Materials Be able to demonstrate an understanding of Materials.	Beginning I was not able to demonstrate an understanding of Materials.	Developing I was able to demonstrate an understanding of Materials.	Mastered I was able to demonstrate an understanding of Materials and how they are used to satisfy the intended purpose of an object.