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3-D model of an atom Atomic Models of 5 Elements Student will create a 3-D model of an atom. Student will include the proton, neutron and electron in the correct locations for that atom. Be creative and come up with your own way to model the atom in 3D. Rubric Code: QXB2656 By zebaraza Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

1 Model of Atom in 3-D/4 Bohr Model
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Design of atom (3D)	1 Incomplete atom model.	2 Atom model has many design flaws. Choice of materials does not suit model.	3 Atom is accurate but lacks some information or design flaws. Choice of materials is appropriate	4 included all required information. Atom model is neat and well designed. Choice of materials is well suited. model design exceeds all required expectations.
Creativity	1 Incomplete atom model.	2 hard to follow with too many parts that are strange and do not serve any purpose.	3 Project is well done, but not unique.has many similar components as other models.	4 Project is unique, and sets itself apart from the others. The project shows creativity that is exciting and fresh. Student creativity exceeds all required expectations.
Color	1 Incomplete atom model.	2 The student has no color at all in the project.	3 The student has color in the project but has failed to color-code proton, neutron and electron correctly.	4 All parts of the project are correct and complete. The project has adequate color, and all parts are color-coded accordingly. Student model exceeds all required expectations.
Labeling	1 The student failed to label the proton, neutron and electron in the atom model.	2 The student made an attempt to label protons, neutrons and electrons in the atom, but labels were not clear.	3 The student labeled the protons, neutrons and electrons in the atom model, but with some incorrect spellings.	4 All parts of the atom were labeled correctly.
Effort	1 Student failed to complete the atom model.	2 The project still needs quite a bit of work and does not appear complete. Many errors are evident in the work.	3 The project appears to be mostly complete; although, it could use some minor touch up here and there.	4 Student model exceeds all required expectations.
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