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Bridge Build Project Bridge Build Project Student will design and construct a balsa wood bridge . Bridge must be constructed using acceptable Engineering practices. Squareness, symmetry, aesthetics, neatness of cuts and glued joints are areas to be judged. Self-reflective evaluation will demonstrate knowledge growth and new strategies learned. Rubric Code: S29738 By jodislater Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Engineering Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Bridge Build Project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Creativity/Sketching	Poor Bridge Sketch is not neat and few lines are sharp and accurately measured. Sketch shows difficulty with scale and detail. Sketch is not symmetrical.	Fair Bridge Sketch is somewhat neat with some sharp lines and accurate measurements. Sketch shows some lines to scale, but with either too much or too little detail. Sketch shows some good attempts at symmetry.	Good Bridge Sketch is neat and most lines are sharp and accurately measured. Sketch is mostly to scale. Sketch is mostly symmetrical.	Excellent Bridge Sketch is very neat and all lines are sharp and precisely measured. Sketch is detailed and to exact scale. Sketch is precisely symmetrical.
Critical Thinking/Problem Solving	Poor Student applies few of the engineering principles discussed in class.	Fair Student applies some of the engineering principles discussed in class.	Good Student applies many of the engineering principles discussed in class.	Excellent Student applies most or all of the engineering principles discussed in class.
Communication	Poor Project reflection is general, with little or no specifics or detail.	Fair Project reflection has some specific details, but is lacking in knowledge growth and/or new strategies learned.	Good Project reflection has specific details, with some attention to knowledge growth and/or new strategies learned.	Excellent Project reflection has specific details, with much attention to knowledge growth and/or new strategies learned.