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Lab Report Writing 
Expectations for Lab Reports
Rubric Code: B46W4W
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Subject: Science  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Working Toward Expections

3 pts

Meeting Expectations

5 pts

Exceding Expectations

7 pts

Presentation

Working Toward Expections

Missing parts of report.
Items are not titled.
No header
Overall presentation lacks times and effort
Meeting Expectations

Has most of the parts to the report.
Items are titled but not clearly marked.
Has a header but lacks information.
Overall presentation demonstrates effort but lacks understanding.
Exceding Expectations

Contains all parts to the report.
Items are titled and clearly marked.
Has a header in correct format with all information.
Overall presentation demonstrates time, effort and thorough understanding.
Introduction

Working Toward Expections

Gives some background information of experiment. Written in one to two paragraphs.
Hypothesis is simple but misses the point of the experiment.
Meeting Expectations

Gives background information of experiment. Written in three paragraphs. States the purpose and the hypothesis. Hypothesis is simple.
Exceding Expectations

Gives background information of the experiment including citation. Written in three paragraphs stating the purpose and the hypothesis. Hypothesis is clearly stated.
Materials and Procedure

Working Toward Expections

Materials list is missing items.
Procedure lacks details, steps are not written in clear sentences. Missing some steps on how the experiment was performed. Lacks attention to grammar.
Meeting Expectations

Materials list is complete.
Procedure is complete but steps are not written in complete sentences. Lacks attention to grammar.
Exceding Expectations

Materials list is complete.
Procedure is complete with detailed sentences on how experiment was performed. Demonstrate attention to grammar.
Data collected

Working Toward Expections

Data table is not set up correctly.
Some data is missing.
Data is not analyzed through calculations or graphs.
Meeting Expectations

Data table is set up correctly.
Most data is recorded correctly, but still missing some items.
Data lacks analysis where calculations are inaccurate, or graphs are missing items.
Exceding Expectations

Data table is set up correctly.
All data is recorded accurately in table. Data analyzed through graph and calculations as needed.
Conclusion

Working Toward Expections

Conclusion is written in one to two paragraphs. Does not accurately summarize what happened in the lab or tell what the data means. Does accept or refute the hypothesis but does not explain why.
Meeting Expectations

Conclusion is written in three paragraphs but lacks detail. Does attempt to understand what the data means. Accepts or rejects hypothesis and attempts to explain why.
Exceding Expectations

Conclusion is written in three full paragraphs. Does explain in detail what the data means. Explains experimental error. Accepts or rejects the hypothesis and explains why based on the evidence from the data.




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