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Filtration Investigation
Filtration Investigation
Experiments can be done to show how dissolved materials can move through soil and enter a groundwater aquifer. But soil and plants have something of a dual role in this process. Depending on whether materials are dissolved or suspended in the water, soils and plant roots can remove some or all of this material as the water moves down through soil. Most suspended materials will adhere to the soil.
Rubric Code:
SXAX6AX
By
ashleyrich
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Filtration Investigation
Below learning expectations
1 pts
Approaching learning expectations
2 pts
Meeting learning expectations
3 pts
Independently meeting expectations
4 pts
Exceeding learning expectations
5 pts
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Below learning expectations
The project demonstrates no research/inquiry.
Approaching learning expectations
The project demonstrates the use of research from 1 out of three sources.
Meeting learning expectations
The project demonstrates the use of research from 2 or more sources.
Independently meeting expectations
The project demonstrates the use of research from 3 or more sources.
All sources are documented and referenced.
Exceeding learning expectations
The project demonstrates intentional research/inquiry that has lead to informed decisions. Student used 3 or more sources.
Student documented and referenced 3 or more educational sources.
Inquiry Phase
Below learning expectations
No documentation of Inquiry Phase.
Approaching learning expectations
Student asked 1 or two questions. Could identify one question that could be answered through Scientific Inquiry.
Meeting learning expectations
Student documented 2 or more scientific questions regarding experiment, prior to research.
Student highlighted questions that could be answered through Scientific Inquiry.
Independently meeting expectations
Student documented 3 or more questions regarding the experiment prior to research.
Student highlighted mostly accurate questions that could be answered through inquiry.
Exceeding learning expectations
Student documented 3 or more appropriate and inquisitive questions regarding the experiment.
Student highlighted all the questions that could be answered through inquiry.
Exploration Phase
Below learning expectations
Student did not participate.
Approaching learning expectations
Student helped participate in one or more steps of the experiment phase.
Meeting learning expectations
Student participated in all steps of setting up and creating the experiment.
Student wrote out procedure.
Independently meeting expectations
Student made suggestions, asked questions and help set up all steps of the experiment.
Student documented most parts. Followed procedure.
Exceeding learning expectations
Student made suggestions, documented each step, asked questions and recorded accurate procedural
Experimentation Phase
Below learning expectations
Student did not complete experimentation phase.
Approaching learning expectations
Student completed most areas of the scientific experiment.
Meeting learning expectations
Student completed each step of the scientific experiment.
Independently meeting expectations
Student collected accurate data.
Student recorded accurate results, using forms of documentation.
Student used hypothesis in conclusion
Exceeding learning expectations
Student creatively and neatly organized data, in accurate manner.
Student used data to draw conclusions and to demonstrate results.
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Types:
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