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Periodic Table of Elements

Students will research the periodic table and create a poster, ppt or sway based upon an element they choose. They will present it to the class and tell about the element they selected. Include history of discovery, name, symbols, abbreviations, atomic numbers, atomic masses, groups, etc. in a manner that allows people to understand the working concepts and information that is demonstrated in the P.T of elements. Must include photos of the element and it's uses. 3 sources required

Rubric Code: UXB7286

By JaneMason

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Subject: Science

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Element Research Project
	Excellent 100 pts	Good 75 pts	Fair 50 pts	Poor 25 pts	Score (N/A)
Information Requirements	Excellent Required information is present on the final element PPT or poster. The format of the final project is as specified in the directions.	Good Most of the required information is present on the final element PPT or poster. It is missing one item.	Fair Some of the required information is present on the final element PPT or poster. It is missing 2-3 items.	Poor Little of the required information is present on the final element PPT or poster. It is missing 4 or more items.	Score
Element requirements	Excellent PPT or poster contains all aspects of the element requirement.	Good 1 item is missing from the requirement	Fair 2 items are missing from the requirements	Poor No items are present.	Score
Creativity/Neatness	Excellent The project was creative and was very well thought out and organized and easy to understand.	Good The project was creative, some thought to organization	Fair The creativity was minimal, no organization	Poor Little or no creativity was shown in project	Score
Sources	Excellent Contains all sources in alphabetical order	Good Missing 1-2 sources	Fair	Poor No sources listed	Score
Presentation	Excellent No use of note cards. Does NOT read the slide. Animated and engaging. Loud and clear.	Good Reads from cue cards. Limited animation during presentation. Too quiet to hear.	Fair	Poor Not prepared just reads from poster or slides	Score