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Judging Criteria for Science Fair Projects 
Judging Criteria for Science Fair Projects
Judges heard presentations from students about their projects and chose three best projects.
Rubric Code: P6B5A4
By mca_msp
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Subject: Science  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Average

1 pts

Above Average

2 pts

Excellent

3 pts

A Winner

4 pts

Creativity

Average

The entire project demonstrated curiosity.
Above Average

The students showed creativity in the design of the display.
Excellent

The project demonstrated engenuity in the design and development of the display.
A Winner

This project was by far more creative and attractive than others.
Scientific Thought

Average

The project was not an appropriate subject for scientific investigation.
Above Average

The project was an appropriate subject for scientific investigation. Sufficient data has been collected.
Excellent

The project stated the problem clearly. An appropriate method was chosen to investigate the problem.
A Winner

This project was by far the one that had the most scientific thought with methods of investigation.
Thoroughness

Average

Looks as if the project is not finished. Needed more data to back up hypothesis
Above Average

Indicated a thorough understanding of the chosen topic. Had all elements; journal, report paper & display.
Excellent

Project displays a story for the judge to understand. Indicates a great deal of work done.
A Winner

This project didn't need a thing. Not only was a great deal of work done, but the display was outstanding.
Skill

Average

Looks as if parent helped with project.
Above Average
Excellent
A Winner

Looks like students own work.
Clarity

Average

This project is confusing.
Above Average

Lettering, signs, and diagrams are used to further clarify the understanding of the project.
Excellent

Pictures are used to enhance the project along with graphs or charts
A Winner

This project has the best layout. It lets the average person understand just what has been done.
Presentation

Average

Poor presentation. One or more members of the team were unable to explain the project with clarity.
Above Average

One or more members of the team were able to explain the project.
Excellent

One or more members of the team were able to explain the project with detail and enthusiam.
A Winner

One or more members of the team were able to explain the project with detail & enthusiam. Showed exceptional knowledge about subject matter.



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