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Science Fair Project : Model 
Students create a science model or a detailed diagram. The model or diagram should be based on demonstrating accurately a day, a year, what causes the seasons, or the phases of the moon.
Rubric Code: J6B5C8
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Subject: Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Below Expectation

1 pts

Approaching Expectation

2 pts

Meets Expectation

3 pts

Exceeds Expectation

4 pts

Model/Diagram
5 pts

Below Expectation

Model or diagram is not labeled or does not provided enough detail to demonstrate understanding of concept.
Approaching Expectation

Model or diagram is labeled and has some detail. Demonstration of limited understanding of the concept present.
Meets Expectation

Model or diagram is accurately labeled and is detailed. Demonstration of some understanding of concept is present.
Exceeds Expectation

Model or diagram is accurately labeled and is detailed. Demonstration of understanding of concept is present.
Research
5 pts

Below Expectation

Model shows no research or planning.
Approaching Expectation

Model shows evidence of research or planning, but is not
Meets Expectation

Model is accompanied by a bibliography but cites only one research reference used in planning the model.
Exceeds Expectation

Model is accompanied by a bibliography citing at least two research references used in planning the model.
Science Concepts
2 pts

Below Expectation

Model or diagram does not relate to the content of space and the relationship with day, year, seasons, or phases of the moon
Approaching Expectation

Model or diagram relates somewhat to the content of space and the relationship with day, year, seasons, or phases of the moon.
Meets Expectation

Model or diagram relates to the content of space and the relationship with day, year, seasons, or phases of the moon.
Exceeds Expectation

Model or diagram directly relates to the content of space and the relationship with day, year, seasons, or phases of the moon clearly
Construction
2 pts

Below Expectation

The model or diagram is poorly constructed.
Approaching Expectation

The model or diagram is constructed but uses materials that are not well chosen.
Meets Expectation

The model is carefully constructed with materials but does not showcase student's creativity.
Exceeds Expectation

The model is carefully constructed with materials that showcase student's creativity and are appropriate.
Presentation
2 pts

Below Expectation

Does not speak clearly, make eye contact, or is unprepared to present model.
Approaching Expectation

Eye contact, clear speech, or preparation to present model is minimal.
Meets Expectation

Speaks clearly, makes eye contact, and presents model well.
Exceeds Expectation

Anticipates questions and takes ownership of the model.
Presentation of Model or Diagram
2 pts

Below Expectation

Model or Diagram is messy or hard to follow.
Approaching Expectation

Model or Diagram is neat but contains some errors.
Meets Expectation

Model or Diagram is neat, accurate, and easy to follow.
Exceeds Expectation

Presentation board is neat, accurate, easy to follow, and shows creativity.



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