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6th grade science rubrics for Microsoft Excel

Preview of Social Studies/Science Research Project Rubric Upper Elementary

Social Studies/Science Research Project Rubric Upper Elementary

Created by
Teach in NYC
This is a free rubric that can be used for open-ended Social Studies and Science research projects. Recommended for grades 3-6. Let me know what you think if you download!
Preview of Rubric Calculator

Rubric Calculator

Created by
Kade Hill
I made this rubric calculator to keep track of grades for assignments with multiple grade criteria. I had need of a spreadsheet that could calculate the scores for an assignment with weighted criteria ("Composition: 40%"; "Critical Reading: 25%"; etc.).What you can do with this Google Sheet:Break an assignment into twelve criteria (i.e., rubric categories)Adjust score weights per criteriaAssign different maximum points per criteria (do you want to score each criteria out of 5 points, 10 points,
Preview of STEM / STEAM / Engineering Design Brief Rubric

STEM / STEAM / Engineering Design Brief Rubric

Created by
aPlus
Use to score the completion of the Design Brief Template. Includes self, peer, and teacher scoring columns and descriptions for each level of performance. For added clarity, the rubric is color coded to match each section of the template.
Preview of Ecosystem Rubric

Ecosystem Rubric

Created by
SCHIFF STUFF
Here is a simple rubric to follow for ecosystem projects.
Preview of Unit Pacing Guide and Learning Scale (Blank)

Unit Pacing Guide and Learning Scale (Blank)

Created by
ChristinaTeaches
This product hits Domain 1 - Providing Rigorous Learning Goals and Performance Scales (Rubrics) - on the Marzano Evaluation for teachers. This paper can be editted with your unit title, assignments, etc. When printing, change all margins to 0.5.
Preview of The Essential Printable Rubric Tool: 6 Column Headers & 3 Grading Categories

The Essential Printable Rubric Tool: 6 Column Headers & 3 Grading Categories

Have you ever found the perfect Rubric online through a Rubric Maker or Rubric Template, but something was missing? You want to add your own columns. You want to add your own grading scale, or the comments section is just not right? I created a tutorial so that you can create your own rubrics for free at my website The Interactive Teacher Podcast & Blog. Many teachers have requested a copy of the template so that they can save time creating it. Their wish is my command. This template is t
Preview of The Essential Printable Rubric Tool: 5 Column Headers & 5 Grading Categorie

The Essential Printable Rubric Tool: 5 Column Headers & 5 Grading Categorie

Have you ever found the perfect Rubric online through a Rubric Maker or Rubric Template, but something was missing? You want to add your own columns. You want to add your own grading scale, or the comments section is just not right? I created a tutorial so that you can create your own rubrics for free at my website The Interactive Teacher Podcast & Blog. Many teachers have requested a copy of the template so that they can save time creating it. Their wish is my command.  This template is t
Preview of Mastery Tracker

Mastery Tracker

NGSS and Missouri Standard aligned mastery tracker template for MS science. Download, edit, or print from the Google Drive file.
Preview of Subject Letter grade book

Subject Letter grade book

This excel gradebook, enables you to enter separate assessment results, for the same subject. The results from each sheet will be compiled on a report card page for you, ready to go at assessment time.This is a blank gradebook, so can be nreamed and reused for a variety of subjects.Enter all names into the report card page, and they will be generated across the following five work sheets.
Preview of Assignment Tracker

Assignment Tracker

Use this document to track student assignments, participation, or exams after being graded.Copy and Paste your student roster into this Excel document. Then, type in your assignments and their values (you can also write them in after it is printed). Use this paper copy to check assignments in the moment and input their scores into a computer later. Workbook is set up for 4 Classes. You can copy and paste a sheet to create another class OR only print the sheets for the classes you have. Make sure
Preview of Scientific Method Rubric

Scientific Method Rubric

Created by
Chemistry HQ
This 10-point rubric is ideal for middle and high school science classes. It includes specific criteria for the following steps of the scientific method: question, hypothesis, experiment, conclusion, and follow-up (how to improve the experiment). Terms such as manipulated, controlled, and responding variables are used.
Preview of Editable Lab Report Rubric

Editable Lab Report Rubric

This editable lab report rubric is aligned with NYS Intermediate Science Standards.
Preview of Oral Presentation Rubric with Picture

Oral Presentation Rubric with Picture

Created by
Franglais Kimmy
A quick & easy template to grade 3-5 minute oral presentation with picture. Each student is a assigned a topic or page number in the textbook.
Preview of Science Project Rubric for Teacher Use

Science Project Rubric for Teacher Use

Teachers use this rubric to grade and evaluate a student's work for their science project.
Preview of Physics of Sports Rubric

Physics of Sports Rubric

This is the rubric that goes along with the Physics of Sports Project.
Preview of NGSS Practices Rubric: Analyzing and Interpreting Data

NGSS Practices Rubric: Analyzing and Interpreting Data

Created by
The Science Shop
This editable rubric is aligned for any middle level NGSS performance expectation focused on the practice of Analyzing and Interpreting Data. Categories were based off NGSS evidence statements and are general enough to be applicable to any task based on this practice (Organizing Data, Identifying Relationships, and Analyzing Data). There are 5 columns of proficiency language including No Evidence, Emerging, Approaching, Meeting, and Extending. You can make changes to this document to fit the
Preview of Density Project Rubric (Lava Lamp)

Density Project Rubric (Lava Lamp)

Created by
Marc Smith
Here is the rubric for the Density Project that has students showing what they know by describing how a Lava lamp operates.
Preview of Phases of Matter Project Rubric

Phases of Matter Project Rubric

Created by
Marc Smith
Here is the Rubric that goes with the Phases of Matter Project
Preview of Cell Speech Rubric

Cell Speech Rubric

Created by
Gary Richards
Rubric for a speech about a particular cellular organelle given in 1st person
Preview of Microorganisms Report Rubric

Microorganisms Report Rubric

Created by
Karre Nevarez
This is a basic rubric I use when grading the Microorganisms Report assigned during my Microorganisms Unit.
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