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Metals in Daily Life jounal entry rubric Metals in Daily Life jounal entry rubric Metals in many forms are essential to modern life. Students will write a journal entry describing how several metals, each with a different property common to metals, are necessary to their way of life. Students should begin the journal entry with an introductory paragraph about the properties of metals, then write a paragraph for each of at least four different metals, in which they explain the specific property of that metal and how that property makes that metal useful in the auto collision field Rubric Code: Y22W3C By tikan22 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Metals in Daily Life
	Needs Major Work 10 pts	Needs Some Work 25 pts	Good Job 40 pts	Outstanding 60 pts
STEP 1 Identify four types of metal	Needs Major Work One metal and its properties named and described, and its impact on automobiles explained.	Needs Some Work Two metals and their properties named and described, and their impact on automobiles explained.	Good Job Three metals and their properties named and described, and their impact on automobiles explained.	Outstanding At least four metals and their properties named and described, and their impact on automobiles explained.
STEP 2 Weather 3 metals,explanation of experiment	Needs Major Work One or two paragraphs, with compete sentences, most with subject-predicate agreement, no more than four spelling and grammar mistakes.	Needs Some Work Three or more paragraphs, with concise sentences, most with subject-predicate agreement, no more than three spelling and grammar mistakes.	Good Job Four or more cohesive paragraphs, with concise sentences, all with subject-predicate agreement, no more than two spelling and grammar mistakes.	Outstanding Five or more cohesive paragraphs, concise and varied sentences, all with subject-predicate agreement, no more than one spelling and grammar mistake.
STEP 3 Conclusion / summary.	Needs Major Work Had no conclusion work was copied no original thought	Needs Some Work Some writing is original composition or summary. Had some original thought.	Good Job Most writing is original composition or summary.	Outstanding All writing is original composition or summary.