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Atom and Molecule Model Project 
Pre-Ap project - Create an atom model of one of the first 20 elements. Then, answer the questions about your element and give a 2-5 minute presentation on what you found about your element.
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Exemplary

20 pts

Atom Model
20 pts

One atom that shows protons, neutrons, and electrons.

Poor

Atomic Model is inaccurate. There are missing protons, electrons, and/or neutrons. Masses of the subatomic models do not correlate. There are not enough or too many orbitals. 2-8-8 rule has not been followed.
Fair

Atomic Model is missing a proton, neutron or electron. Most of the masses correlate. Orbitals are correct. 2-8-8 rule has not been followed. Subatomic particles are not in correct places.
Good

Atomic Model 1 missing number of protons, neutrons, or electrons. Masses correlate. Orbitals are correct. 2-8-8 rule has been followed.Subatomic particles are in the correct places.
Exemplary

Atomic model is perfect. Correct number of protons, neutrons, and electrons. They are correctly placed. The orbitals are correct. the 2-8-8 rule has been followed.
Information Presentation
20 pts

Answer and expand knowledge on atom chosen by answering questions and extending learning.

Poor

Poor details about element were found and given, punctuation/spelling errors and even missing sentences/unanswered questions were turned in. Time limit was not met, or was met, but student was incapable of answering with knowledge of their element.
Fair

Not all questions were answered and to the amount/level asked. Punctuation and spelling errors are more common than not, and presentation was too short (under 2 minutes) and/or lacked facts.
Good

All questions were answered but lack number specified or punctuation errors. Information given is fairly common knowledge or did not have a prepared presentation for the class.
Exemplary

All questions were answered in full sentences (with correct punctuation and spelling) , answers were not common knowledge and show student went above and beyond to learn about element chosen. Presented to class in a clear way and took up appropriate amount of time (2-5 minutes)
Creativity
20 pts

Materials used need to be original. Get creative!

Poor

Materials aren't creative.
Fair

Materials aren't very creative.
Good

Materials are creative, but not very original.
Exemplary

Materials are inventive and original!
Key and Label
20 pts

Please include a key and label for your atom and your molecule.

Poor

No key or label for atom or molecule.
Fair

Keys for both atom and molecule, but no labels. (or vice versa) Information provided does not match-up perfectly with the models.
Good

Keys and labels are there, but contain 1 piece of incorrect information.
Exemplary

Keys and labels are there and all information matches the atom and molecule models.
Overall Apperance
20 pts

Structure is made of sturdy materials and looks clean and well-made.

Poor

Materials are flimsy and falling apart. Models look thrown together quickly. Does not seem very organized.
Fair

Materials are OK, but could use more support or sturdiness. Model is just a tiny bit messy.
Good

Materials are sturdy, but models look slightly messy.
Exemplary

Materials are sturdy and models are extremely organized and clean looking.



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