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Objects of Our Solar System Rubric
Grade 5
Rubric Code:
GXWC3AB
By
wislerc
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Subject:
Science
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Objects of Our Solar System Rubric
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Model of Solar System
Poor
Not all planets are in correct placement. Many of the objects of the solar system are not present.
Fair
All planets are in correct placement. Only Saturn has a ring. Not all objects of the solar system are present.
Good
All planets are in correct placement. Only Saturn has a ring. Most objects of the solar system are present.
Excellent
All planets are correctly proportioned to each other and each planet has the correct color and rings. Other objects of the Solar System are present and in correct placement (dwarf planets, comets, asteroids, both belts)
Information
Poor
The project content is complete, but only with information from one source. Only information from the science book was used or information is missing.
Fair
The project content is complete, but without information from more than one source other than the 5th grade text book.
Good
The project content is well done and suggest the student had discovered some important ideas of the solar system. It demonstrates knowledge of the solar system at a 5th grade level.
Excellent
The project content is exemplary and suggests the student has discovered the important ideas of the solar system.
The model demonstrates a thorough knowledge of the solar system investigated beyond the 5th grade science text.
Creativity
Poor
The project was copied out of a book/off the internet or is a store-bought kit. It is apparent that adult help exceeded student participation.
Fair
The project was copied out of a book/off the internet or is a store-bought kit with nothing added to it to make it original. It is apparent that an adult help almost exceeded student participation.
Good
The are source materials to design an original, easily recognizable solar system model.
Excellent
There is large amounts of creativity being shown. The model and the information are displayed in a highly creative manner.
Neatness
Poor
Sloppy, poorly executed, looks like it was completed very quickly; difficult to read.
Fair
Sloppy, evidence of some previous planning; hard to read.
Good
Well planned, neat, easy to read. Good model; planets are easy to identify.
Excellent
Project's appearance is clean and polished with no distractive elements.
Resources
Poor
All resources are not cited correctly. Less than two resources are cited.
Fair
Resources are listed, but not all correctly cited. Less than three resources are cited (book, internet, science text).
Good
Resources are listed, but not all correctly cited. Three or more resources are cited (book, internet, science text).
Excellent
Resources are correctly listed. Three or more resources are cited (book, internet, science text).
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Science
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