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Balloon car Racer Project Balloon car Racer Project Design a vehicle which will be the fastest over a 3 foot distance on the ground using one balloon. Rubric Code: Q24WW6B By cynrdurell Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Balloon Car Race
	Unsuccessful 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Very Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Balloon Racer Performance	Unsuccessful Traveled less than 3 feet	Fair The vehicle was much slower than average.	Good The vehicle had average race times.	Very Good The vehicle was faster than average.	Excellent The vehicle was one of the fastest in class.
Physical Appearance	Unsuccessful Vehicle design had no effort or was not completed on time	Fair Vehicle design appeared to have little effort put into the physical design	Good Vehicle design had some effort was taken to complete the project	Very Good Vehicle design was thought out and designed to be creative	Excellent Vehicle was extremely well designed and thought out. Very creative!
Design and Construction	Unsuccessful Did not design or construct a vehicle.	Fair Attempted to build a vehicle, but was not successful.	Good Design was fair and some effort was made to build a functioning vehicle.	Very Good Design was good and thought was put into vehicle.	Excellent Design and effort were excellent.
Experiment Execution	Unsuccessful Did not participate in the experiment.	Fair Was not very cooperative during experiment.	Good Was somewhat uncooperative and made little effort.	Very Good Did a good job during the experiment.	Excellent Was very cooperative and communicated well during the experiment.
Oral Report on Design	Unsuccessful Did not give a report.	Fair Report was insufficient in effort and quality.	Good Report showing some evidence of research and thought.	Very Good Good report showing evidence of research and thought.	Excellent Excellent report showing clear evidence of research and thought.