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Science Fair Project 
Rubric to assess student work and completion of science fair project
Rubric Code: W5283B
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Question/Topic

Fair

Question/Topic is unspecific, but realistic. Student has a workable idea for the project, but does not follow through the steps completely.
Good

Question/Topic is semi-specific, measurable, and realistic. Student has a good working idea for the project and followed all steps in order.
Excellent

Question/Topic is specific, measurable, and realistic. Student implements a creative idea for the project and follows all steps in order with success.
Hypothesis

Fair

Hypothesis is weak or has no reasons. It does not directly correlate to the purpose of the project.
Good

Hypothesis correlates to the purpose, answers the research question and provides some reasoning.
Excellent

Hypothesis is testable, directly correlates to the purpose, and provides reasoning with detailed answers to the research question.
Materials and Procedure

Fair

Student listed most of the necessary items. Steps are not detailed or logically sequenced, making it difficult to follow or duplicate this experiment.
Good

Student included most items required, but no supporting items. Steps are logical, but somewhat confusing.
Excellent

Student included all items required and some supporting items. Steps are logical and thorough, easily duplicated, but one step may be missing or confusing.
Results / Conclusion

Fair

Results are difficult to interpret or understand and are only represented in one way.
Good

Results are not easily interpreted and are represented in only 1 of following ways:
___Narrative
___Charts/Graphs
___Photos/Videos
___Illustrations
Excellent

Results are easily interpreted and are represented in at least 1 of the following ways:
___Narrative
___Charts/Graphs
___Photos/Videos
___Illustrations
Conclusion

Fair

Conclusion answers the question, but it is not based on research or experimentation. Student attempts to explain if hypothesis was correct or incorrect.
Good

Conclusion answers the question based on research and experimentation, but leaves some confusion. Student explains if hypothesis was correct or not, showing some understanding of the scientific process.
Excellent

Conclusion answers the question based on research and experimentation. Student explains if hypothesis was correct or incorrect, showing an understanding of the scientific process.
Display Board/Graphics

Fair

Display is not neat and/or not decorated. More than two steps of the Scientific process is out of order or is confusing. Student provided only one or no appropriate graphics.
Good

Display is decorated moderately neat. Parts of the Scientific process may be out of order or confusing. Student provided one or two appropriate graphics.
Excellent

Display shows some attention to detail and is neatly decorated. Most steps show a logical order. At least two appropriate graphics were used.



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