iRubric: Mind Map on pullies and gears rubric

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Mind Map on pullies and gears Mind Map This a template Rubric for Mind Maps. Rubric Code: H78CA3 By frogleroy Draft Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Mind Maps
	Great 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Needs work 1 pts
Content	Great - There are a 4 or more headings -Each topic is fully discussed. - Ideas progress well from big ideas, to definitions.	Good - There at least 4 sub headings - Each topic is mostly discussed, but missing some key information. - Ideas progress well from big ideas to definitions, but some steps are missing.	Fair - There are 3-4 sub headings - Each topic has lots of missing information. - Ideas do not progress, they either stay in the big idea stage or the definition stage.	Needs work - There are 2-4 sub headings - At least one key topic is not discussed at all. - There is no progression and often very little information.
Images	Great - Your Central Image is logical and catches the eye. - You have at least 4 logical images. - Your images are standout and are attractive.	Good - Your central image is logical. - You have 3-4 logical images. - Your images are attractive or standout	Fair - You have a central image. - You have 2-3 logical images. - your images standout	Needs work - You have no central image. - You have 2 or fewer logical images. - You have no attempt to make your images attractive.
Organization	Great - Your lines and bubbles are extremely clear and neat. - You use colour to clarify and organise.	Good - Your lines and bubbles are clear. - You use colour, but not as organisation.	Fair - Your lines and bubbles are sometimes confusing for the reader - You did not use colour.	Needs work - Your lines and bubbles are confusing for the reader -you did not use colour
Connections	Great - You draw connections across subtopics. - Your connections all make logical sense.	Good - You draw connections inside of subtopics. - Most of your connections make logical sense.	Fair - You draw few connections. - Your connections are not always obviously logical	Needs work - You draw no connections. - Your connections are not obviously logical