STEM Challenge Activities Assessment Rubrics | STEM Lesson Plan Templates
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Use these editable STEM Challenge templates for rubrics, lesson plans & more with any STEM activity!
There are five editable template types provided:
✅ Lesson Plans
✅ Criteria & Constraints List
✅ Student Record & Reflect
✅ Universal Design Evaluation (to analyze designs of peers or professionals)
✅ Assessment Rubrics
- There are five STEM assessment options included, all of which emphasize process over product. Because students will focus on developing a variety of STEM skills throughout the year, it's helpful to have a variety of STEM assessment options to address those skills.
- STEM assessment options include:
- ✏️ The 4 C's
- ✏️ The 5 C's (includes curiosity)
- ✏️ The STEM Challenge Cycle
- ✏️ STEM Ideals
- ✏️ Hybrid
- STEM assessment options include:
You'll get a PDF file with teacher tips for using each template and print-ready set of templates, as well as a link to the editable templates in Google Drive if you want to make any changes for your students prior to printing.
Note: The editable versions are provided in a Google Slides™ folder linked in the Table of Contents of the downloadable PDF.
See the preview and thumbnails for more details.
Note: These templates are for personal classroom use only. Commercial use is prohibited.
