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Particle Model of Matter Particle Model of Matter Students will create a slide show that identifies and demonstrates an understanding of the 4 points of the Particle Model of Matter. Graphics need to support and enhance the information on the slide. Rubric Code: S2W676W By csb188 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Particle Model of Matter
	Exemplary 4 pts	Meeting 3 pts	Approaching 2 pts	Beginning 1 pts
Matter is made of particles.	Exemplary Demonstrates a complete understanding of the concept. Graphics enhance and support the information.	Meeting Demonstrates an adequate understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Approaching Demonstrates only a partial understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Beginning Does not demonstrate an understanding of the topic. Graphics do not enhance or support the information.
Movement of particles.	Exemplary Demonstrates a complete understanding of the concept. Graphics enhance and support the information.	Meeting Demonstrates an adequate understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Approaching Demonstrates only a partial understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Beginning Does not demonstrate an understanding of the topic. Graphics do not enhance or support the information.
Adding heat to particles.	Exemplary Demonstrates a complete understanding of the concept. Graphics enhance and support the information.	Meeting Demonstrates an adequate understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Approaching Demonstrates only a partial understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Beginning Does not demonstrate an understanding of the topic. Graphics do not enhance or support the information.
Spaces between particles.	Exemplary Demonstrates a complete understanding of the concept. Graphics enhance and support the information.	Meeting Demonstrates an adequate understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Approaching Demonstrates only a partial understanding of the concept. Graphics may or may not enhance or support the information.	Beginning Does not demonstrate an understanding of the topic. Graphics do not enhance or support the information.
Presentation	Exemplary Presentation is of superior quality. It is free of spelling, grammar or formatting errors. It is evident that much time and effort have been put into the project.	Meeting Presentation looks like a finished product. It is free of spelling, grammar or formatting errors.	Approaching Presentation has spelling, grammar or formatting errors. It does not look like a finished product.	Beginning Presentation is incomplete.

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matter, gas, solid, liquid, physical properties, particles

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