Evaluation
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Beginning 1 |
Developing 2 |
Accomplished 3 |
Exemplary 4 |
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To be able to make a simple circuit |
Construct a simple circuit with a bulb with guidance | Construct a simple circuit with a bulb unaided. | Construct a simple circuit, selecting own apparatus with a bulb and another component (eg, a switch). | Construct a series circuit, selecting own apparatus with 2 or more components with rationale for choice. | |
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To know that some materials conduct electricity better than others. |
To begin to be able to identify materials that conduct electricity | To identify materials that conduct electricity. | Previous criteria also being able to identify insulators, giving reasons for their choice. | Previous criteria, also identifying where materials can be found in everyday contexts. | |
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To work well as part of a team. |
Works well in team. | To work well in the team, putting forward own ideas. | Previous criteria, listens well to others taking on board others opinions and ideas. | Previous critera, offers encouragement and guidance to team mates. | |
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To be able to investigate different circuits and materials. |
Uses provided equipment assisted by team. | Previous criteria, also observing and recording results during investigations. | Previous criteria, also offering ideas for investigations and predictions based on previous knowledge. | Previous criteria, offering explanations for choices, interpreting results effectively. | |
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To be able to use their knowledge to design an effective burglar alarm system. |
To begin to design and offer ideas for the design of a burglar alarm. | To design a burglar alarm explaining ideas and choices. | To design an effective burglar alarm using knowledge of circuits, conductors and insulators. Explaining choices. | To design an effective burglar alarm that uses knowledge of circuits and conductors / insulators giving explanations for choices of circuit and materials. Explaining how and why the alarm will work. |