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Science Fair Project Rubric



Name: __________________________ Grade: _____ Missing Elements = 0 points Grade : Total Score Correlation~ <8 = 50, 8=60,

10=64, 12=67, 14=70, 16=73, 18=76, 20=79, 22=82, 24=85, 26=87, 28=89, 30=91, 32=93, 34=95, 36=97, 38=99, 40=100 Total Score: /40



Attempted Proficient Advanced Proficient

1 3 5

Problem/ States the problem/question that is vague, or States problem/question, and while there is no evidence of States problem/question, provides evidence that it

Question as a statement, or addresses an issue to which connection to a specific interest or experience of the comes from the student’s personal interests or

the student already knows the answer. student, it appears to represent a genuine learning experiences, and represents a genuine learning

opportunity for the student. opportunity for the student.

Hypothesis Hypothesis is either not testable or does not Hypothesis is complete (in one sentence), testable, Hypothesis is complete (in one sentence), testable,

connect to the stated problem/question, or addresses the stated problem/question, and shows some and clearly addresses the stated problem/question.

shows no connection to the research. It is not connection to the research. It is stated in the “if ______, Student shows a direct connection to their research.

stated in the “if ______, then _____” format. then _____” format. It is stated in the “if ______, then _____” format.

Procedure Experimental design is not relevant to the Experimental design is adequate to test the hypothesis, but Experimental design is a well-constructed test of the

& hypothesis or the procedures outlined are may leave some unanswered questions. Procedures are stated hypothesis. Procedures are outlined in a step-

Materials seriously incomplete or not sequential, or outlined in a step-by-step fashion, but there may be 1 or 2 by-step fashion that could be followed by anyone

materials list is missing or incomplete. gaps that require explanation. Major materials are listed. without additional explanations. All relevant

materials are listed.

Performed experiment only once and data are Performed experiment three or more times. Summarizes Performed experiment at least three times.

not summarized clearly. May or may not use the data in a way that describes what was discovered using Summarizes the data in a way that describes what

Results graphs and charts graphs and charts with few errors or omissions. was discovered using accurate graphs and charts.

Conclusions Conclusion does not answer the Conclusion addresses the problem/question, states if the Conclusion completely answers all aspects of the

problem/question, or does not refer back to hypothesis was supported or rejected, and attempts to problem/question, states if the hypothesis was

the hypothesis, or contradicts the results. explain why. supported or rejected, and clearly cites evidence to

explain why.

Visual Project has limited eye appeal or is not easily Project is appealing and readable at approximately 2 feet Project is appealing and neat, and is readable at

Quality of readable at approximately two feet distance. distance. It is organized and clear, uses understandable approximately 2 feet distance. It is well organized

Display The project has limited organization, or visuals and/or models, and contains few language and and clear, makes striking use of inventive or

contains confusing visuals, or contains major spelling errors. amusing visuals and/or models, and uses language

language or spelling errors. and spelling flawlessly

Log Book No log book is kept. Or, the log is Log book is mostly complete. Some steps of project Log book is complete and thorough. Every step of

incomplete. Or, it appears to be completed completion are missing. Entries are dated, but summaries project completion is included. Entries are dated

after the experiment not in “real time.” may be too brief or vague. May contain drawings. Data and summaries are clear. Any drawings are labeled.

from experiment is included. Data from experiment is included and thorough.

Research Cites only one source or sources aren’t listed Cites two sources. All sources are listed with most of the Cites two or more sources. Information may or may

Paper at all. Or, the description of the research is information given, i.e. author’s name, title, web address, not be in MLA style. The student clearly connects

incomplete, or has little or no connection to date, etc. Information may or may not be in MLA-style. the research to their problem/question in their own

the problem/question, or is not written in the The student generally connects the research to their words. All parts of the scientific method are

student’s own words. Parts of the scientific problem/question in their own words. All parts of the included and thoroughly addressed or explained.

method may be missing. scientific method are included, but may be vague.


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