iRubric: 3-D Solar System Project rubric

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3-D Solar System Project Science Project Creating a 3-D Model of the Solar System. Model must include the Sun, 8 planets (in order) and their orbit around the Sun. Must be labeled. Final Presentation includes a 1-3 minute presentation of student's 3-D Model or photograph of them with their model. Rubric Code: J23626B By Sboerma22 Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: Science Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

3-D Model of Solar System
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Excellent 15 pts	Outstanding 20 pts
Presentation	Poor - Information was not provided - no eye contact - Tone of voice was monotone	Fair - Minimal information was discussed - Information presented was confusing - Minimal eye contact with the audience - Tone of voice was soft	Excellent - All information was discussed - Information presented was clear - Great eye contact with the audience - Tone of voice was very good	Outstanding - All information was discussed - Information presented was clear - Excellent eye contact with audience - Tone of voice was excellent - Engaging or entertaining presentation
3-D Model	Poor - Guidelines to make model were not used - Planets were out of order	Fair - Guidelines to make model were partially used - Planets were a little out of order - Presenter provided confusing information	Excellent - Guidelines to make model were used - Planet order was correct - Presenter provided all information in the presentation	Outstanding - Guidelines to make model were within the guidelines and exceeded expectations - Planet order was correct - Presenter provided all information in a fun and engaging way in the presentation
Creativity	Poor - No creativity - Did not use creativity, followed 3-D model guidelines outlined in textbook on page 22-23	Fair - Followed 3-D model guidelines - Project did not show much creativity or originality	Excellent - 3-D model guidelines were met - creativity and resourcefulness were visible	Outstanding - 3-D model guidelines were exceeded - Creative use of materials and outstanding display of orginality were clearly visible
Labeled	Poor - Project was not or poorly labeled - missing planet and/or orbit labels	Fair - Project was partially labeled or mis-labeledl - Labeling was not clear or handwritten	Excellent - Neatly and accurately labeled - All parts of the project were labeled - Information was placed neatly on the 3-D model	Outstanding - Precisely and accurately labeled - All parts of the project were labeled - Information was clear, concise, and visually appealing on the 3-D model