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8th grade other (science) rubrics
End of the Year Science ABC Book Project
This project can be used in almost any grade level, and is ready to use!With this project, students will demonstrate their knowledge of grade level science topics and concepts, in an ABC Book format. This would make a great end of the year science project! With your purchase, you will receive two versions of this project: a pdf file for paper-based used, as well as an editable power point for digital learning use.Purchase includes:Version #1: Paper-Based PDFEnd of the Year Science ABC Book Proj
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1st - 12th
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Best Science CER Rubric Ever! Editable Claim Evidence and Reasoning Activity
Are you looking for an easy to use CER rubric and CER handout? CER writing can be challenging for students and this clear and easy to understand resource will help you effectively teach, model, and implement Claim Evidence Reasoning writing in your science classroom. Please click the PREVIEW to see what is included in this ready to use resource.CER or Claim Evidence Reasoning writing can be used for practice, labs, or assessment. Included in this resource:Editable CER rubric - Google DocOne page
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5th - 9th
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Intro to Ag Investigation Stations
Intro to Ag Investigation Stations™Introduce agriculture with these engaging agriculture & FFA based stations! These stations can also be taught as individual lessons. This product is PACKED with everything an agricultural educator needs to be successful. It is also digital learner friendly as you can place these activities into Google Classroom. Check it out!Please note: This is NOT your typical stations rotation activity. The entire stations rotation will take approximately one week for hi
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7th - 10th
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Famous Scientist Research Project
This is a secondary education project that allows the students to research and present information about different scientists throughout history. The students will create an presentation (powerpoint, prezi, glogster), about their scientists, as well as, a wanted poster and extension activity in order to teach the class about their famous scientist.
This is a perfect end of the semester, trimester or year project!
Included in the download:
Famous Scientist introduction picture
Project guidel
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Grades:
4th - 12th
STEM OR STEAM Group Performance Rubrics
Here you go! Much needed group and individual assessment rubrics based on the 4C's of STEM.Included in this purchase:Student rubric for group self-assessmentTeacher rubric for group assessmentA copy of my free STEM reflection printable Tips for the teacher - how to use the rubrics
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2nd - 8th
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Also included in: STEM Force and Motion Mini Bundle
Intro to Ag: Is Agriculture Important?-Complete Lesson
Intro to Ag: Is Agriculture Important?-Complete LessonAgriculture impacts all of our lives. Students may not understand the importance of agriculture, but they will after this lesson! It may blow their minds how much they rely on agriculture every single day. Students will be challenged to decorate and design a home with essentials before "they move in", but the catch is that they must find out where these products from agriculture originate. Not only is this a fun activity, but it will be eyeop
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Intro to Ag Investigation Stations
Science Fair Project - Rubric
I use this each year to help my students prepare for the annual science fair. Each week, the students take a different part of the scientific method and spend time thinking about how it applies to their topic. This has worked well for getting them away from the "cookie cutter" projects that we all see - cleaning pennies, battery length, etc... The students start by picking something they are interested in, then do research to cultivate genuine questions. Through conferencing, we have been able t
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3rd - 9th
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Space Research Project
I designed this project for students to complete during our Solar System Unit. Students will research a topic related to space, write an informational paper and then create a poster or model of their topic.
This pack includes:
1 Information/directions page
2 Research organizers (one for objects and one for people)
1 Resource page for books and websites used for research
3 Grading rubrics (one for the poster, one for the model and one for the information paper)
1 sheet of 30 research topics
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2nd - 12th
Intro to Ag: What's FFA?-Complete Lesson
What's FFA?-Complete LessonThe question, "What's FFA?" is one of the first questions an ag teacher hears when their students walk into ag class. Allow students to answer this question and more by conducting their own research about one of the largest food and agriculture organizations in the world. While completing the Hand it Over to FFA! Activity included in this agriscience lesson, students will hopefully be inspired to join the National FFA Organization and see the benefits of being a FFA me
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Intro to Ag Investigation Stations
Engineering Design and STEM Challenges Rubric - NGSS (3 Rubrics)
Wanting to add Engineering Design and STEM to class, but don't know how to grade these activities? If so, this product is meant for you! This product has three separate STEM & Engineering Design Process Rubrics. Each rubric offers something different to meet your needs: whether it is levels of enginnering students can work towards mastering, a student vs. teacher assessment, criteria following the steps to the engineering design process or a focus on collaboration. These are generic enou
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3rd - 8th
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Horse Judging Practice FFA
Horse Judging Practice FFA: Equine ScienceIf you are looking for the perfect resource for all things FFA horse judging, look no further! The FFA Horse Judging PowerPoint covers everything from how to evaluate a halter horse, deliver reasons, how to evaluate each FFA horse performance class, the differences and similarities between the performance classes, simple + effective ways to judge the classes, reasons word libraries to help students write reasons, reasons templates, reasons examples, and
Grades:
8th - 10th
Also included in: FFA Horse Judging Practice | Equine Science Unit BUNDLE
Intro to Ag: Products from Agriculture-Complete Lesson
Products from Agriculture-Complete LessonDuring this lesson, students will conduct research about commodities and products from agriculture, understand the difference between a commodity and product, and create a banner based off of their research about their chosen commodity or product. This agriscience lesson is editable, comes in Word and PDF formats, and will take middle school students approximately 120 minutes to complete. Ag high school students will complete the entire lesson in about 7
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Intro to Ag Investigation Stations
Cell City Project
Included in this product is the directions for a group project. Students will create a diagram of a city using the different organelles as part of the city such as, power plant being the mitochondria. There is also a graphic organizer students complete as a group to help organize their ideas and explain their reasoning for each part of the project. A rubric is also included for easy grading!
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5th - 8th
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Storm Chasing Engineering Design: Integrate Severe Weather and Engineering
This fun assignment allows students to synthesize what they know about severe weather and engineering. Students will create a design for a storm chasing vehicle, as well as a storm chasing suit for storm chasers to wear. You will be embedding engineering design in your weather curriculum, which allows students to think critically about solving problems and evaluating solutions. Many students in the middle grades are fascinated by severe weather and the bravery of storm chasers, which makes thi
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4th - 8th
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General Science Writing Rubric
You can use this rubric to grade scientific writing for a variety of projects.
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4th - 12th
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Infectious vs Non-Infectious Diseases Student Activity
Students correctly place a disease/illness in either the "Infectious Disease" category or the "Non-Infectious Disease" category. PA Health Standards, Rubric, and Answer Key included.Answer Key and Rubric included!This PDF is ready to print and is formatted in a sleek easy to read and use format.
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4th - 12th
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Intro to Ag: Mission Statement FFA-Complete Lesson
Intro to Ag: Mission Statement FFA-Complete LessonIn this intro to ag lesson, students will become familiar with the FFA Motto and the FFA Mission Statement while being encouraged to create their own mottos and mission statements following simple guidelines. The three activities included in this lesson will help students connect the National FFA Organization to their own lives and push them to set and achieve personal long-term goals. They will understand the difference between a motto and missi
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Intro to Ag Investigation Stations
MYP - Interactive Criterion One-Pager Templates with Rubrics
✨ Introducing our vibrant and versatile MYP Design Criterion PowerPoint Templates! ✨These delightful templates are perfect for assessing MYP Design Criterion, providing a user-friendly and visually engaging way for students to showcase their creative thinking and design process. Whether you're teaching in a digital classroom or prefer traditional methods, these templates have got you covered! Key Features:Digital & Printable: Use the templates on-screen or print them out for hands-on activit
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6th - 10th
Weather Forecasting Video Project
In this weather forecasting project, students become meteorologists! Using what they have learned about weather, they will create a 5-day forecast that they present in a video. Instructions read:What It IsYou are a meteorologist who is on assignment somewhere in the world. You are responsible for reporting the current weather and describing the local forecast for the next 5 days. A good meteorologist can simply explain what's causing the upcoming weather, and they're interesting and fun to watch
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6th - 12th
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Fakebook Project - Instructions and Rubric
Here is a great spin on the old historical figure research project but with a new twist using technology. Students will do research on a famous scientist and build a fake Facebook (Fakebook) page. It can be any scientist, or you could focus on a specific discipline, like chemistry or biology. I've included all the instructions, a rubric to help you with grading, a list of some chemists to research, and a solid example to compare to.
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5th - 12th
Modern Marvels: Engineering Disasters Project
This product is a multi-day activity and project for students. It uses the History Channel's series, "Modern Marvels." The specific episode used it Season 11 Episode 58 Engineering disasters. The document attached contains a link to the public youtube video of the episode used for this activity. Students will watch the episode and select one of the engineering disasters presented to conduct further research on. Then, they create a presentation based on the rubric in the directions for that disas
Grades:
7th - 10th
Black History Month Project for Math and Science Rubric
This documents provides a rubric for a Black History Month Project which includes a biography and a presentation. This project can easily be modified for Women's History Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month. Students are graded on 4 categories which are worth a total of 5 points each. The project is worth 20 points and can easily be converted to a percentage by multiplying by 5.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: MLK Day/Black History Month Bundle.
Science Fair Planner
Transform your science fair preparation with the ultimate tool: the Google Slides Science Fair Planner! This dynamic and user-friendly template is designed to streamline your students' project organization to help them create an extraordinary science fair project.
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4th - 12th
Food Chain/Web Model Creation with Rubric
Essential Question: What roles do organisms play in an ecosystem and how does energy flow throughout each ecosystem?Learning Target: I can build a model of a food chain or a food web given a scenario in order to demonstrate how energy flows from one organism to another.The resource includes a rubric for the project, checklist for students, the cut-outs for 4 different food chain biomes with the option to make 3 of those biomes into food webs biomes (For a challenge group), and well thought out s
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Food Chain/Food Web Model Creation Project
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