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Buoyancy/Flotation Boat Project
Buoyancy/Flotation Boat Project
Student will design and construct a cardboard and duct tape boat. Boat must be designed and constructed using acceptable construction practices, and specified materials. Areas to be judged will be design, presentation; principles of construction; buoyancy/displacement physics, and construction efforts.
Rubric Code:
NXB497A
By
colewixo1
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Bridge Build Project
Exceeding Standard
4 pts
Standard Met
3 pts
Approaching Standard
2 pts
Standard Not Met
1 pts
Design/Research/Presentation
Exceeding Standard
Above and beyond the expectations laid out in the scope of the project.
Standard Met
Creative, workmanship neat, evidence of research regarding culture, boat design, and flotation. Design sketched out.
Approaching Standard
Suitable boat structure little apparent cultural or design research, and/or little creativity in design. No design drawn.
Standard Not Met
Presentation lacking creativity or neatness. No design drawn.
Specifications
Exceeding Standard
Above and beyond the expectations laid out in the scope of the project.
Standard Met
Use of the specified materials (ie clay, straws, paper, tape) and all specifications for boat design met.
Approaching Standard
Most specifications regarding materials or specifications for boat design met.
Standard Not Met
Very few specifications regarding materials or specifications for boat design met.
Principles of Construction
Exceeding Standard
Above and beyond the expectations laid out in the scope of the project.
Standard Met
Bridge structure reflects the distribution of weight/forces by applying elasticity, tension and compression principles.
Approaching Standard
Bridge structure and design reflect the distribution of weight/forces by demonstrating one example of elasticity, tension and/or compression principles
Standard Not Met
Construction demonstrates poor strength and rigidity, evidence of leaks and collapse of infrastructure.
Buoyancy/Flotation
Exceeding Standard
Above and beyond the expectations laid out in the scope of the project.
Standard Met
Evidence in design and construction of buoyancy and flotation principles.
Passes the flotation test.
Approaching Standard
Evidence in design and construction of buoyancy and flotation principles.
Passes the flotation test
Standard Not Met
No evidence in design and construction of buoyancy and flotation principles.
Cultural Component
Exceeding Standard
Above and beyond the expectations laid out in the scope of the project.
Standard Met
Demonstrates full cultural input in the design and construction of boat.
Approaching Standard
Demonstrates partial cultural input in the design and.
Standard Not Met
Demonstrated lack of effort in regards to the cultural design and construction of boat.
Keywords:
buoyancy, displacement, construction
Subjects:
Arts and Design
Engineering
Physics
Science
Types:
Project
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