iRubric: 5th grade - Energy Scene rubric

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5th grade - Energy Scene 4th grade - Forms of Energy Product Rubric Code: KXBWX5B By jenniferhurst Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Energy Scene
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Scene	Excellent The scene enhances understanding of the topic.	Good The scene somewhat enhances understanding of the topic.	Poor The scene does not enhance understanding of the topic.
Transformations	Excellent 3 transformations are identified and explained thoroughly and accurately.	Good 2 transformations are identified and explained thoroughly and accurately. Or the explanations are only somewhat thorough.	Poor 1 transformation is identified and explained thoroughly and accurately. Or the explanations are not thorough.
Energy "Loss" Explanation	Excellent The idea of energy "loss" is thoroughly addressed.	Good The idea of energy "loss" is somewhat addressed.	Poor The idea of energy "loss" is not addressed.
Patterns	Excellent The significance of the patterns that we see in energy is clearly explained.	Good The significance of the patterns that we see in energy is somewhat explained.	Poor The significance of the patterns that we see in energy is not explained.
Teamwork	Excellent Almost Always Groupmates listened to one another. Groupmates worked well together. Groupmates were kind to one another. All groupmates contributed an equal amount.	Good Only Sometimes Groupmates listened to one another. Groupmates worked well together. Groupmates were kind to one another. All groupmates contributed an equal amount.	Poor Almost Never Groupmates listened to one another. Groupmates worked well together. Groupmates were kind to one another. All groupmates contributed an equal amount.
Above and Beyond	Excellent It is apparent that new information is learned and included. Information goes beyond the obvious.	Good It is somewhat apparent that new information is learned and included. Information does not go beyond the obvious.	Poor It is apparent that no new information is learned and included. Information does not go beyond the obvious.