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Energy Poster Energy Poster Task: Students were asked to sequence a real life example of the transfer of energy where a person, animal or object changes from potential energy, to energy and back again to potential energy. Rubric Code: JXB2642 By christykibelbek Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

Criteria
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Title/Definition	Level 1 The title/definition does not highlight to the reader what the topic of the poster is and give a clear definition of what energy is.	Level 2 The title/definition is not detailed in explaining to the reader what the poster is about and explain what energy is.	Level 3 The title/definition explains to the reader what the poster is about and explains what energy is.	Level 4 The title/definition is detailed in explaining to the reader what the poster is about and strongly explains what energy is.
Forms of energy	Level 1 Demonstration of the forms of energy is not clearly labeled. illustrations are unclear and do not make a connection.	Level 2 Demonstration of the forms of energy is clearly highlighted but illustrations is lacking connection or detail.	Level 3 Demonstration of the forms of energy is clearly labeled (4 complete) and illustrated.	Level 4 Demonstration of the forms of energy is creative and clearly illustrated with details that add to it's clarity.
Energy Transfer	Level 1 Transfer is not clearly highlighted. The transfer is unclear.	Level 2 Transfer is clearly highlighted but lacking detail and examples. Transfer is missing detail and clarification.	Level 3 Transfer is clearly highlighted and examples are clearly illustrated. Transfer is clearly stated.	Level 4 Transfer of the energy is creative and clearly highlighted with details. Transfer has strong detail and is clearly stated.
Presentation	Level 1 The poster is not organized, not neat and spelling and grammar mistakes are very evident.	Level 2 The poster is somewhat organized. Work has some neatness. spelling and grammar has 3-5 errors.	Level 3 The poster is organized. The presentation is neat. Spelling and grammar mistakes are minimal.	Level 4 The poster is very organized. The presentation is very creative and neat. Spelling and grammar mistakes are none.