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factors that cause species depletion and extinction. His suggestions to protect
animals and minimize negative human impact were reasonable and clearly
explained. He is encouraged to formulate questions that will deepen his
understanding of scientific concepts as he begins the Pulleys and Gears unit.

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Science Fair Name should be very proud of his success this year in the
Science Fair. His project about “Climate Change” was
commended by his classmates, teachers, and judges.

Science labs Name has been very helpful during lab work this term! His
assistance in setting up and putting away materials is greatly
appreciated.

Curiosity Name is very enthusiastic about science class. He regularly


arrives to class with questions prepared which enrich the quality
of our group discussions.

Knowledge and Name has a very good understanding of scientific vocabulary


Understanding as well as the instruments used during laboratory experiments.

Thinking Name is developing strong scientific inquiry skills which help


him organize important information, choose effective strategies,
and solve complex problems.

Application While learning new science concepts, Name regularly makes


connections related to his personal experience as well as
issues that impact his community.

Communication When presenting his findings, Name provides clear


explanations that are easy for his classmates and teacher to
understand. When he is asked follow-up questions, he regularly
provides insightful answers.

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