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Not grade specific science rubrics $5-10
Engineering Design Process Rubric for STEM Challenges
Use these expectations for engineers, self-evaluations, and rubric to foster growth mindset conversations and to track student progress over time with any STEAM challenges- no formal grading required. These materials were developed to give teachers and students specific language and criteria relating to each step of the engineering design process. They can be used for professional development, guiding the planning of STEM curriculum, or setting expectations and encouraging reflection with stude
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3-5-ETS1-3
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Also included in: STEM Lab Materials Toolkit Megabundle
Science Fair Judging Form Rubric Big BUNDLE | Grades K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Differentiate your science fair expectations with editable science fair judging forms. These professional and age-appropriate judging forms allow coordinators to customize them for the fair rules and students' needs. Easy for judges to follow and complete quickly.Included in the Editable BUNDLE DownloadKindergarten and 1st Grade Editable Judging Form2nd and 3rd Grade Editable Judging Form4th and 5th Editable Judging FormMiddle-Level Judging FormEach one includes:PowerPoint File of the judging f
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Speech-Language Pathology Perceptual Motor Speech Evaluation Task Data Sheet
This Speech-Language Pathology Perceptual Motor Speech Evaluation Task Data Sheet combines tasks and 7-point rating scale in one easy-to-use sheet, to allow for quick administration. Helpful in disentangling dysarthria types as well as Apraxia of Speech.Areas of evaluation include:Respiratory Mechanism TasksLaryngeal Mechanism TasksVelopharyngeal Mechanism TasksOrofacial Mechanism, Rate, and Prosody TasksOral Fluency TasksOverall NaturalnessOverall IntelligibilityThis material is copyright © 201
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Universal Inquiry Lab Report + CER | Editable Templates | DUO BUNDLE!
These editable Inquiry Lab Report & CER templates are versatile so they can go along with most science labs or investigations and can be used year after year. Teacher can print beforehand or assign digitally for those impromptu inquiry-based teachable moments. Consistency helps support students! The inquiry lab is formatted with NGSS language so students recognize Science and Engineering Practices throughout. These resources are designed with example data, checklists and alternate formats th
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Animal Classification Project
Students create a graphic organizer classifying kingdom Animalia. PBL, assessment, collaboration, critical thinking, problem-solving, authentic real-world project, higher level thinkingincludes: directions, rubric, key, graphics, vocabulary ideas, and examplescan be done digitally or writtenfully editable, full color projectused with 7th grade life science, but could easily be adapted for a variety of grades or purposes.
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Design Insect Trap: Project (Engineering Design Process)
Use the engineering design process to design, reflect on, and refine an insect trap and determine why scientists trap insects. PBL, projects, labs, experiments, science, collaboration, problem-solving, critical thinkingincludes question and answer space, rubric, links to videos for research, drawing space, and directionscolorful and can be used digitally or writtenfully editableused in 7th grade life science, but could be used at a variety of levels with minor adjustments.
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Vocal Cord Dysfunction Intake Question List VCD/PVFM
This 3-page list supplement provides recommended questions to help guide client intake during assessment of potential vocal cord dysfunction (aka paradoxical vocal fold movement). Questions target information related to:General symptoms and symptom historyVoice changesCoughShortness of breathExercise-specific symptomsEnvironment-specific symptomsDisclaimer: These questions are meant to be used as a tool to guide conversation and expand upon client symptomatology, background, and medical history.
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Group Work Self and Peer Evaluation Form
** I have now created this document in a Google Form** If you would like access to the Google Form as well, you will need to screenshot your purchase page and share an email address with me (mregaltpt@gmail.com) and I will send you a link as an editor. YOU MUST THEN MAKE YOUR OWN COPY OF THE FORM. I have the form set up to not collect responses. Once you make your own copy, you must enable the responses.This editable word doc allows students to rate both themselves and their group mates when
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Environmental Science End of the Year Poster Project
This poster project asks students to design a poster highlighting a concept they learned during the environmental science course. They can choose from any topic covered during the year. Students can use their notes and work in their binder or folder to find pictures before discarding the items they no longer wish to keep. The one page handout includes a checklist style rubric for easy grading.This project can be completed individually or in pairs within one class period. This is a wonderful acti
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Create a Creature STEM Activity (Habitats and Animal Adaptations)
Includes:Lesson Plan - includes teacher prompts and examples for planningStudent Printouts for planning and reflectingRubric for gradingThis activity is a project. Students will need to be given appropriate time for each step. Recommended time:Brainstorm and Plan (15-20 minutes)Gather materials (5-10 minutes)Build (45-60 minutes)Reflect and Improve (15-20 minutes)Students can explore the following by planning and building their own creatures:Investigate how the external characteristics of animal
How to: Scientific Lab Reports Bundle!
This comprehensive lab report bundle has a bunch of resources including: an extensive rubric, a "how-to" simple guide for lab reports, an activity that has students practice writing a lab report analysis, and finally a simple bubble lab in which to have the students practice the different components on a lab. Each of these items can also be purchased separately on my TPT store!
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Raft Design Challenge
Challenge students to design efficient boat designs. This design challenge can lead to topics such as structural efficiency, buoyancy, waterproofing, and more! Includes:design brief with criteria and constraintslist of materialslist of toolsrubrictesting procedures
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Science Lab Report Grading Rubric
This is a rubric designed to help eliminate the guesswork in grading lab reports. It is broken down section by section with each section being given a specific numerical point value. It is designed primarily for Middle School Science but it can be used for Grades 7 thru 10.
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3D Printing Rubric Bundle
Provide choice to your students with this 3D printing rubric bundle. This bundle includes 4 projects students can complete using the free online program TinkerCad. Projects do not have to be printed to be graded, as teachers can create a class on TinkerCad to view and assess student work.
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STEM KIDS Design & Log Starter Booklet
You can use this resource through out the year and especially at the beginning of the year to jump start your STEM lessons and activities. Pages 4-8 can be used all year long as a mission/task team design booklet and mission log for any and all STEM activities. They are designed to keep the students questioning and reflecting in the 5 E’s of science: Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and Evaluate
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1st - 5th, Not Grade Specific
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K-2-ETS1-2
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, K-2-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-3
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Culminating Research Project
This project can be used for any classroom 6-12 grade. It can be used in younger grades as well with extra teacher assistance. It is a research project that takes roughly two weeks. It is a perfect addition to the end of the year when you are just trying to make it to the end of the year, but you still need to review material. This is a very student-led activity, as the students will be choosing their questions to investigate deeper based on topics learned about throughout the year. You as the t
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K-2-ETS1-2
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7th Grade Rubrics For Educators
ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ Greetings!This product contains 7th Grade grading rubrics for Writing, Reading, Math, Geography, Science, Art, ELA, Health, ESL, & Social Studies. Rubrics in English Include:☑Writing☑Reading☑Math☑Geography ☑Science☑Art☑ELA☑Health☑ESL☑Social StudiesAfter download, You will get a zipped file.If your computer doesn't have a file extractor, get a free one by clicking here.Check awesome listings featuring Worksheets, Decks and Clip Art by Harborsidebay. ➼Be sure to follow my store to b
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NWEA MAP Student Friendly Tracker---Bundle!
This editable document allows your students to track their overall RIT band score as well as their score in each category. Use this tracker to promote and reward growth. Students, teachers, and parents can also use the tracker to know what area the student needs to practice most.
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Anatomical Model Project
Students will create a 3D anatomical model of a body part. The get to choose. There is a rubric attached to this document. My students absolutely loved this project and it gave me some 3D anatomical models i could use for class so i did not have to buy any.
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Standards Based Test Reflection Form
I created this form so my students could have ownership in their learning progress of the standards we are studying. After every test when I hand it back to my students, I give them this form. I rate my students on a scale of 5-10 on every standard they attempt in my class.When I hand this form out to students, they can rate how they did on each standard. After students have filled out this form, they know which standards they need to try again.5/10 means that students showed no knowledge of the
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Special Education Mid Quarter Progress Report
Use this report to expand past just what is happening in your resource block! With each subject, you can choose from: Accessing grade content with little support, Accessing grade level content with Accommodations, Accessing grade level content with significant modifications, or receiving resource instruction in place of grade level content. Additionally, you can also choose the amount of progress that the student is making within that area (using the drop down menu). Finally, you can leave comme
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Standardized Test Review Project
This project a great way for students to actively review specific standards in preparation for standardized testing, and for the teacher to get a test/project grade and a classwork/quiz grade in the last quarter :) Instructions and the rubric are ready to distribute to students. Customizable for any content area, standard, and most grade levels.
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Student Self Evaluation
Struggle with "Participation Grades" ? Use this form and let students hold themselves accountable in class! This checklist allows students to know what is expected of them each day. While holding discussions, students will be engaged to ask each other good questions and stay focused!
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Rubrics for Written Report
This is a sample rubric for written report that can be used in various fields.
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