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Newton's Laws of Motion Project Newton's Laws of Motion Project The student creates a foldable describing Newton's Three Laws of Motion. Each foldable must describe Newton's Three Laws of Motion, and the picture accurately represents the Laws of Motion. Rubric Code: B24A769 By mbabecki Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Newton's Laws of Motion Students will apply their knowledge and understanding to create a foldable/brochure that explains Newton's Laws of Motion as well as labeled diagrams to demonstrate how motion is impacted by the forces.
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 4 pts	Average 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Project Completion Project	Poor The project was turned in more than four days late. When given time to complete projects in class, the student is never on task, and more than five redirections are needed during independent work.	Fair The project was turned in three days late. When given time to complete the project in class, the student is rarely on task, and three to four redirections are needed during independent work.	Average The project turned in two days late. Students are occasionally on task when given time to complete projects in class, and two to three redirections are needed during independent work.	Good The project was turned in one day late. When given time to complete projects in class, students are usually on task, with one or two reminders needed.	Excellent The project was completed and turned in on time. The student is always on task when given time to complete the project in class.
Title and Three Law of Motion Sections	Poor No laws are stated or explained. A title needs to be on the foldable/brochure sections.	Fair One to two laws are stated or explained. The foldable/brochure titles have mistakes or are missing.	Average Two to three laws are stated; however, many (more than four) things could be corrected in the explanations. Titles are present on the foldable/brochure.	Good All three laws are stated, but there are some mistakes (two to three). Titles are present on the foldable/brochure.	Excellent All three laws are stated and accurate. The title of the foldable/brochure and sections are present.
Diagrams	Poor The project includes diagrams/illustrations, but none accurately represent the laws of motion.	Fair The project includes diagrams/illustrations, but two to three are not accurate representations of the laws of motion.	Average The project includes two accurate diagrams/illustrations/demonstrations of the law of motion.	Good The project includes two to three accurate diagrams/illustrations to demonstrate the laws of motion.	Excellent The project includes all three accurate diagrams/illustrations to demonstrate the laws of motion.
Spelling and Grammar	Poor Many spelling or grammar mistakes (more than five) interfere with meaning.	Fair Several spelling or grammar mistakes (three to four) cause some confusion about the meaning.	Average Some spelling or grammar mistakes (two to three) must be clarified to understand the meaning.	Good A few spelling or grammar mistakes (one to two) which causes slight confusions with the meaning.	Excellent No spelling or grammar mistakes. Explanations are clear and easy to understand.

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