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MYP 1-3 Criteria B: Bouncing Ball Lab (Energy)
Creating authentic MYP assessments can be challenging. No fret! Here is a Criteria B Assessment that is super easy, challenging for the kids, comes with an awesome rubric, and even includes an answer key for moderation! I love sharing the example key with the kids afterwards so they can compare their lab reports and see how they can improve! Or use it as a formative assessment! This lab report involves two things:Task 1: Design an experiment to test the relationship between kinetic and potential
6th - 10th
Chemistry, General Science, Physics
NGSS
MS-PS3-4
, MS-PS2-4
, MS-PS3-2
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Good-Better-Best Presentation Rubric with Self- Reflection- 3rd
Designed for 3rd grade students.This Good–Better–Best Presentation Rubric & Student Self‑Reflection is a simple, student‑friendly assessment tool designed to support clear expectations, meaningful feedback, and student ownership of learning. Front Page: A Good–Better–Best presentation rubric that clearly describes performance levels using kid‑friendly language.Back Page: A student self‑reflection page that encourages students to think about their strengths, areas for growth, and next steps after
3rd
Other (ELA), Other (Performing Arts), Other (Science)
STEM Classroom Decor "I Am An Engineer" Posters - Bold
Do your students see themselves as real engineers? These bold STEM posters feature diverse kids and outline each step of the engineering design process. The wording for each step corresponds to the criteria on this Engineering and Design Process Rubric. Spice up your STEM lab classroom decor while encouraging student reflection and growth! Print in full color, or print the blackline version on bright paper for eyecatching STEM classroom decor. A Google Slides version is also included with ed
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Engineering
Also included in: STEM Lab Materials Toolkit Megabundle
STEAM Desk Tags
Implementing STEM or STEAM practices in your classroom this year? The 4 C's are vital to student success. Critical thinking, collaborating, communicating, and creating are the four main components of STEM and STEAM in the classroom. These desk tags can be printed, cut, and glued onto student desks as a reminder of these components and basic questions to ask themselves for accountability. All versions of the desk tags are available in color or black and white! Looking for other ways to incoropor
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Engineering
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