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Gummy Bear Lab Design Report Scientific Method and Lab Report Grading criteria for Inquiry Labs Rubric Code: K2XA8WW By eckles430 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Handout Grade Levels: 6-8

Gummy Bear Lab Design Report
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PROBLEM/QUESTIONS	1 The problem or question is not stated.	2 Problem or question is partially written..	3 Problem or question is completely written. Question is relevant and testable.	4 Background information paragraph precedes the problem/question. Question is relevant and testable
HYPOTHESIS	1 The hypothesis is not relevant to the lab. No hypothesis given.	2 The hypothesis states a prediction, but there is evidence of any background knowledge.	3 The hypothesis clearly states a prediction based on general knowledge and observations. It is written as an "if...then" statement	4 The hypothesis clearly states a prediction based on general knowledge and observation. It is written in the "null"
PROCEDURE	1 Procedure are incomplete, inaccurate, or missing. It is evident that little thought went into this part of the experiment.	2 Procedure is too general and incomplete. It is difficult to follow the sequencing in this experiment.	3 Procedure and data are complete and mostly accurate. Another research could follow this experiment with support.	4 Procedure and data are complete and accurate. Another researcher could follow this experiment
DATA and Graphs	1 Data tables are incomplete or inaccurate. And/or Graphs are incomplete or inaccurate.	2 Data tables are incomplete or contain several errors. And/or the graphs are incomplete or contain several errors.	3 Data is organized. Graphs are of the correct type and there are only small error in the graphing.	4 Data table(s) is /are well organized. Graphs are of the correct type and all titles, axes, and increments are correct.
RESULTS/OBSERVATIONS	1 Inaccurate results or No results given	2 Results are somewhat complete or some are inaccurate or make no mention of anything in the experiment.	3 Results are complete and accurate with mention of something specific in the experiment.	4 Results are complete and accurate with specific details that tie the question and hypothesis to the overall results.
CONCLUSIONS	1 Conclusion shows little effort and reflection or no conclusion is present.	2 Conlusion is missing one or two key points.	3 Conclusions include basic explanations of your results, whether hypothesis is supported or not, and what you learned	4 Conclusions include detailed explanations of your results, whether hypothesis is supported or not, and what you learned