iRubric: How Creative Can I be in Writing a Work Problem? rubric

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How Creative Can I be in Writing a Work Problem? Students will illustrate there understanding of work problems by writing and solving a creative problem. Their work problems should have a story line with the character(s) developed and a story line pertinent to finding out work done Rubric Code: A54A5B By tadams10 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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Character(s) Description	1 No characters are named	2 Characters are named but no characteristic traits	3 Characters are named and character traits are described	4 Characters are named and character traits are described and developed
Story-line is Developed	1 No story-line	2 Minimal story-line	3 Story line is pertinent to the work problem	4 Story-line is creative, developed and pertinent to the story-line of the work problem
Work Problem is Clear	1 The problem is undeveloped	2 The problem is hard to follow	3 The problem is clear and easy to follow.	4 The problem is clear, easy to follow and creative
Problem Solving Technique is Shown	1 Difficult to follow the way the problem was solved by student	2 The problem was solved but had mistakes in it	3 Easy to follow the way the problem was solved	4 Problem Solving Technique was clear, organized and a good model for other