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iRubric: Conducting an Experiment rubric

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Conducting an Experiment Conducting an Experiment Students are to perform an experiment in a group/by themselves which can be conducted in class. Experiments must include a problem, research, step by step experiment instructions and a method to display data. Students state their conclusion explaining if the experiment supported. Students also discuss why they choose this experiment. All information must be typed and presented. Rubric Code: K239X33 By ajfreemanminor Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Conducting a Science Experiment
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Procedure	Excellent Steps of the experiment are clearly stated so that another person can perform the experiment.	Good Steps of the experiment are stated but minor details are missing so that another person would have trouble performing the experiment.	Fair Steps of the experiment are unclear or missing so that another person would not be able to perform the experiment.	Poor Steps of the experiment are not included.
Conclusion	Excellent Clear and concise conclusions are given. Conclusion addresses problem and states knowledge gained. Conclusion and hypothesis are plainly connected.	Good Conclusions are present and complete, knowledge gained is present, but not clear and concise. Hypothesis and conclusion are plainly connected.	Fair Missing some parts of conclusion or knowledge gained. Connection between conclusion and hypothesis is not entirely clear.	Poor Missing conclusion completely, or conclusion and hypothesis are not connected.
Presentation	Excellent Student presents all elements of experimental design so that it is exact, specific, and detailed. Student goes above and beyond expectations.	Good Student presents all elements of experimental design.	Fair Student presents most elements of experimental design and is missing components that make presentation exact, specific, and detailed.	Poor Student presentation is missing most elements of experimental design. Detail is also lacking.