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Fall Break Project 
Rubric Code: ZXB9X47
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Subject: Chemistry  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Fall Break Extra Credit
  Poor (70% or lower of section work)

1 pts

Fair (80% of section work)

2 pts

Good (90% of section work)

3 pts

Excellent (100% of section work)

4 pts

Meets Requirements of Outline 285pt

Poor (70% or lower of section work)

See outline attached
Fair (80% of section work)

See outline attached
Good (90% of section work)

See outline attached
Excellent (100% of section work)

See outline attached
Neatness (Each Section)

Poor (70% or lower of section work)

Handwriting/typed writing is legible and formatted correctly. The mathematical equations are legible with legible units and numbers.
Chemical equations have correct usage/formatting of subscripts and superscripts where appropriate.

All math and justifications are easy to follow the writer's thought processes due to proper labeling.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Fair (80% of section work)

Handwriting/typed writing is legible and formatted correctly. The mathematical equations are legible with legible units and numbers.
Chemical equations have correct usage/formatting of subscripts and superscripts where appropriate.

All math and justifications are easy to follow the writer's thought processes due to proper labeling.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Good (90% of section work)

Handwriting/typed writing is legible and formatted correctly. The mathematical equations are legible with legible units and numbers.
Chemical equations have correct usage/formatting of subscripts and superscripts where appropriate.

All math and justifications are easy to follow the writer's thought processes due to proper labeling.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Excellent (100% of section work)

Handwriting/typed writing is legible and formatted correctly. The mathematical equations are legible with legible units and numbers.
Chemical equations have correct usage/formatting of subscripts and superscripts where appropriate.

All math and justifications are easy to follow the writer's thought processes due to proper labeling.
Organization Terms and Examples

Poor (70% or lower of section work)

Each section is labeled properly and is easy to find main terms, complimentary illustrations/graphs, and example problems.

Term definitions and examples are organized so that the reader is able to identify, define, and be given an example of each main idea/vocabulary.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Fair (80% of section work)

Each section is labeled properly and is easy to find main terms, complimentary illustrations/graphs, and example problems.

Term definitions and examples are organized so that the reader is able to identify, define, and be given an example of each main idea/vocabulary.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Good (90% of section work)

Each section is labeled properly and is easy to find main terms, complimentary illustrations/graphs, and example problems.

Term definitions and examples are organized so that the reader is able to identify, define, and be given an example of each main idea/vocabulary.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Excellent (100% of section work)

Each section is labeled properly and is easy to find main terms, complimentary illustrations/graphs, and example problems.

Term definitions and examples are organized so that the reader is able to identify, define, and be given an example of each main idea/vocabulary.

Example graphs are clearly labeled and discussed so that the reader understands the graph and its purpose in the given section.
Originality (Each Section)

Poor (70% or lower of section work)

The writer uses his or her own words when summarizing main ideas.

The writer often uses his or own examples when defining a term or chemical process.

The writer creates their own illustrations/graphs or uses their own descriptions on how to read/understand the illustration or graph.

The writer provides their own work when solving for math problems and uses their own justifications when answering written responses.
Fair (80% of section work)

The writer uses his or her own words when summarizing main ideas.

The writer often uses his or own examples when defining a term or chemical process.

The writer creates their own illustrations/graphs or uses their own descriptions on how to read/understand the illustration or graph.

The writer provides their own work when solving for math problems and uses their own justifications when answering written responses.
Good (90% of section work)

The writer uses his or her own words when summarizing main ideas.

The writer often uses his or own examples when defining a term or chemical process.

The writer creates their own illustrations/graphs or uses their own descriptions on how to read/understand the illustration or graph.

The writer provides their own work when solving for math problems and uses their own justifications when answering written responses.
Excellent (100% of section work)

The writer uses his or her own words when summarizing main ideas.

The writer often uses his or own examples when defining a term or chemical process.

The writer creates their own illustrations/graphs or uses their own descriptions on how to read/understand the illustration or graph.

The writer provides their own work when solving for math problems and uses their own justifications when answering written responses.
Organization Math & Justification

Poor (70% or lower of section work)

Example problems are clearly labeled and organized in appropriate sections/order.

Math clearly displays the writer's thought process. Steps are easy to follow and comprehend. Justifications clearly demonstrates the writer's thought process and is easy to follow the reasoning behind each written answer.
Fair (80% of section work)

Example problems are clearly labeled and organized in appropriate sections/order.

Math clearly displays the writer's thought process. Steps are easy to follow and comprehend. Justifications clearly demonstrates the writer's thought process and is easy to follow the reasoning behind each written answer.
Good (90% of section work)

Example problems are clearly labeled and organized in appropriate sections/order.

Math clearly displays the writer's thought process. Steps are easy to follow and comprehend. Justifications clearly demonstrates the writer's thought process and is easy to follow the reasoning behind each written answer.
Excellent (100% of section work)

Example problems are clearly labeled and organized in appropriate sections/order.

Math clearly displays the writer's thought process. Steps are easy to follow and comprehend. Justifications clearly demonstrates the writer's thought process and is easy to follow the reasoning behind each written answer.




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