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Build a Bohr Model 
Science Model
create a Bohr model of a selected atom. You can use many different materials available, but you must decide how to assemble the materials to create your model. You must justify choosing the materials you choose to use in your model. Determine where the electrons in your model belong, and you will make predictions about how your atom could bond with other atoms.
Rubric Code: K2X24WC
By Brendabair
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Subject: Science  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12

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  Poor

3 pts

Fair

6 pts

Good

9 pts

Excellent

12 pts

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Model/Drawing

Poor

Model shows no research in planning.
Fair

Model shows evidence of research in planning but is not finished.
Good

Model is well thought out and implemented correctly. Missing a component.
Excellent

Model is completely finished, well thought out and is easily understood.
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Organization and Mechanics

Poor

Model/drawing is messy or hard to follow.
Fair

Model/drawing is neat but contains some errors.
Good

Model/drawing is neat, accurate, and easy to follow.
Excellent

Model/drawing is neat, accurate, easy to follow, and shows creativity.
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Questions/Annotations

Poor

The question "How many valence electrons are in your model?" is not answered and atleast one other element is not identified that could bond with your element.
Fair

The question "How many valence electrons are in your model?" is only partially answered and atleast one other element is not identified that could bond with your element.
Good

The questions "How many valence electrons are in your model?" is somewhat answered and atleast two other element is identified that could bond with your element.
Excellent

The question "How many valence electrons are in your model?" is completely answered and atleast two other elements are identified that could bond with your element.
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Analysis

Poor

No or few descriptions of how how a Bohr model of a selected atom will help you understand the arrangement and bonding of atoms. Without an analysis of how valence electrons affect how atoms bond with each other.
Fair

Some descriptions of howhow a Bohr model of a selected atom will help you understand the arrangement and bonding of atoms. Without an analysis of how valence electrons affect how atoms bond with each other.
Good

Most of the descriptions of how a Bohr model of a selected atom will help you understand the arrangement and bonding of atoms. With a partial analysis of how valence electrons affect how atoms bond with each other.
Excellent

Full description of how a Bohr model of a selected atom will help you understand the arrangement and bonding of atoms.
Distinguish the valence electrons.
With a complete analysis of how valence electrons affect how atoms bond with each other.
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