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Periodic Table 3-Door Booklet 
Rubric Code: RC2435
By avinnard
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject: Chemistry  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Metals

Poor

One fact, one illustration/example
Fair

two facts, two illustrations/examples
Good

3 facts, 3 illustrations/examples
Excellent

4 facts, 4 illustrations/examples
Metalloids

Poor

One fact, one illustration/example
Fair

two facts, two illustrations/examples
Good

3 facts, 3 illustrations/examples
Excellent

4 facts, 4 illustrations/examples
Non-metals (including Noble Gases)

Poor

One fact, one illustration/example
Fair

two facts, two illustrations/examples

(noble gases are mentioned)
Good

3 facts, 3 illustrations/examples

(noble gases are mentioned)
Excellent

4 facts, 4 illustrations/examples

(noble gases are mentioned)
Neatness

Poor

Pencil
Fair

Readable, in ink
Good

Mostly neat, in ink
Excellent

Printed very neatly in ink or typed!
Creativity

Poor

Basic
Fair

Colored illustrations
Good

Color, cutting, lettering:
2 out of 3 are creative
Excellent

Creativity is everywhere!




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