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Making a Car
Making a Car
Start Your engines!!! You are to make a toy car using household materials only. Your car shold be able to compete in a race against other students in the class. Are you ready? Keep in mind, weight, speed, velocity, friction and momentum.
Rubric Code:
JXCC324
By
Mcruz17
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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good-exemplary
5 pts
Fair-proficient
3 pts
poor-needs improvement
1 pts
Products Used
good-exemplary
Used all of the recycled materials on the car provided, all parts mimic the real ones on cars.All parts are functioning.Is within the budget.
Fair-proficient
Used a few recycled materials provided, wheels do not function well.
Is within the budget.
poor-needs improvement
Used only a couple of the recycled materials provided.The car parts do not resemble the real car parts, and do not function.
May have gone over budget.
Neatness
good-exemplary
Very well put together is an example model of a car.Has taken pride in the final product.
Fair-proficient
Use tape, can see tape lines, not color, etc.Some parts not holding together.
poor-needs improvement
Does not have the shape of a car, no glue used at all. Parts not working like on car.
Creativity/Originality
good-exemplary
Made very personal , creativitiy displayed, no other car is like it.
Fair-proficient
Some personal /added effects to the car.
poor-needs improvement
No special decals, no color, no uniqueness to the car.
Criteria/Content
good-exemplary
Creators show evidence of velocity, friction, weight and momentum into consideration when designing this car.
Fair-proficient
Shows some evidence of velocity, friction, weight and momentum on car design.
poor-needs improvement
Shows little or no evidence of considering velocity, friction, weight or momentum on car design.
Teamwork
good-exemplary
Worked well as a team. Team was very productive.
Discussion is on topic all of the time.
Fair-proficient
Worked somewhat as a team. Team had a few issues.Not as productive as could be.
Discussion is not on topic some of the time.
poor-needs improvement
Team did not work well together.Team was not very productive on a daily basis.
Discussion is usually not on the topic.
Requirements
good-exemplary
All required parts are complete for all phases.
Fair-proficient
Most required parts are complete for all phases.
poor-needs improvement
Few or little required parts are complete for all phases.
Keywords:
speed, velocity, fricition & momentum
Subjects:
Physics
Science
Types:
Project
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