Grading Rubric Exceeds Meets Does Not Meet Groups and Groups and periods, including All components are present. Not very organized. Your arrangement of Periods “hydrogen,” are clearly labeled and You show understanding of families and/or periods doesn’t seem right, (40 points) well organized. You have arranged the arrangement of the not very well thought out. After looking at your periodic table in a Periodic Table of Elements. your project, I’m not sure you understand sensible/fun way that is easy to Your periodic table is neat the arrangement of the Periodic Table of understand. You show an in-depth and you followed directions. Elements. understanding of the Periodic Table of Elements. ______ Pts. ______ Pts. ______ Pts. Group and The groups and periods are Group and period names are Poor coordination between groups and period appropriately Names are present. The way you name’s of groups, and/or poor coordination Names interesting and unique. I can grouped objects together between periods and names of periods. (10 points) easily understand why you makes sense. categorized object as you did. _____ Pts. _____ Pts. _____ Pts. Key Key is creative and neat with a Family and Periods are all Key is not well organized, confusing, and/or (10 points) clear in-depth description of each named. Your key is neat and incorrect. family and period. I can see a organized. relationship between your periodic table and the Periodic Table of Elements. _____ Pts. ______ Pts. _____ Pts. Essay You created a well-crafted Thoughtful essay with few Your explanation of the relationship 30 points thoughtful essay that is free of grammar errors and shows between your periodic table and the grammar errors, and shows you you have a basic Periodic Table of Elements does not have a thorough understanding of understanding of how the convince me that you have a basic how the periodic table is arranged. periodic table is arranged. understanding of how the table is arranged. _____ Pts. _____ Pts. ______ Pts. Total Points _____ Pts. Created by Alicia Grine
Grading Rubric Exceeds Meets Does Not Meet Groups and Periods (40 points) Groups and periods, including “hydrogen,” are clearly labeled and well organized. You have arranged your periodic table in a sensible/fun way that is easy to understand. You show an in-depth understanding of the Periodic Table of Elements. ______ Pts. All components are present. You show understanding of the arrangement of the Periodic Table of Elements. Your periodic table is neat and you followed directions. ______ Pts. Not very organized. Your arrangement of families and/or periods doesn’t seem right, not very well thought out. After looking at your project, I’m not sure you understand the arrangement of the Periodic Table of Elements. ______ Pts. Group and period Names (10 points) The groups and periods are appropriately Names are interesting and unique. I can easily understand why you categorized object as you did. _____ Pts. Group and period names are present. The way you grouped objects together makes sense. _____ Pts. Poor coordination between groups and name’s of groups, and/or poor coordination between periods and names of periods. _____ Pts. Key (10 points) Key is creative and neat with a clear in-depth description of each family and period. I can see a relationship between your periodic table and the Periodic Table of Elements. _____ Pts. Family and Periods are all named. Your key is neat and organized. ______ Pts. Key is not well organized, confusing, and/or incorrect. _____ Pts. Essay 30 points You created a well-crafted thoughtful essay that is free of grammar errors, and shows you have a thorough understanding of how the periodic table is arranged. _____ Pts. Thoughtful essay with few grammar errors and shows you have a basic understanding of how the periodic table is arranged. _____ Pts. Your explanation of the relationship between your periodic table and the Periodic Table of Elements does not convince me that you have a basic understanding of how the table is arranged. ______ Pts. Total Points _____ Pts. Created by Alicia Grine
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