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Science Fair Display Board rubric

Rubric to grade students on science fair project boards.

Rubric Code: TX27X32

By cxhayes

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Public Rubric

Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Display Board Project Points 100 %
	Poor 20 pts	Fair 40 pts	Good 60 pts	Excellent 80 pts
Creativity 20 %	Poor Display shows a lack of creativity and thinking outside the box.	Fair Display shows a small amount of creativity and thinking outside the box.	Good Display showed creativity and a tendency to go outside of their comfort zone.	Excellent Display shows an abundance of creativity and the group's desire to be original.
Historical Accuracy 20 %	Poor Information included in the exhibit was inaccurate all of the time.	Fair Information included in the exhibit was somewhat accurate	Good Information included in the exhibit was mostly accurate	Excellent Information included in the exhibit was completely accurate.
Execution 20 %	Poor The exhibit is not neat and seems haphazardly thrown together. No visual aids are used to represent the project.	Fair The exhibit is decorated nicely. At least one visual aid is used to demonstrate the project.	Good The exhibit showed the student working on parts of the project and spending time to make it look well. More than 2 visual aids was used.	Excellent The exhibit is decorated nicely and neatly. Creativity is evident through the use of visual aids. Visual aids are used accurately to represent data collected. Visual aids are also displayed in a way to draw interest from the audience.
Emotional 30 %	Poor The exhibit did not evoke any emotion and the audience felt nothing walking away.	Fair The exhibit evoked little emotion and the audience felt little walking away.	Good The exhibit mostly evoked emotion and the audience felt somewhat affected when walking away	Excellent The exhibit completely evoked emotion and the audience felt really affected when walking away.