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SHS Physical Science

(Element)E-nfographic
Output
Subject Teacher:
Mr. Jobin C. Pinson

Performance Standards:
Make a creative representation of the historical development of the atom or the chemical element
in a timeline.

Most Essential Learning Competencies (MELCs):


Explain how the concept of atomic number led to the synthesis of new elements in the laboratory
(S11/12PS-IIIb-11)

Guidelines:
1. This activity is an individual task and is open to all grade 12 TVL-HE and TVL-EIM strands. The
student will be asked to create an infographic about one of the elements from the periodic table
of elements. The said infographic must contain the following information:
• basic information of an element such as the name, symbol, atomic number, atomic weight,
electrons per shell, period, group, family
• brief historical background and development of the given element
• uses and importance of the given element
• other cool facts about the element

2. The infographic must be computerized. Digital arts and the use of different editing software can
be integrated into the output. The orientation should be portrait and must be printed on 8.5 x 11
inches cardboard. The output should be covered using a plastic cover or the output can be
laminated.

3. The following criteria will be used to evaluate the creative output of students:
• Accuracy of Content
• Creativity
• Relevance of Graphics to the Topic
• Organization of Ideas
• Mechanics and Grammar

Each criterion will be given a specific point/s:


• Exemplary Output - 20 points
• Successful Output - 15 points
• Needs Improvement - 10 points
• Below Expectations - 5 points
Scoring Rubric for (Element)E-nfographic

Excellent Very Good Good Needs Improvement


Criteria 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point

At least four Three accurate Two accurate Less than two accurate
accurate facts facts are displayed facts are facts are displayed on the
are displayed on the displayed on the infographic. Most facts
on the infographic. A infographic. are inaccurate.
Accuracy of
infographic. few minor details Some details are
Content
All facts are are inaccurate but inaccurate.
correct. do not
significantly
affect the content.
The The infographic is The infographic The infographic is
Creativity infographic is attractive in terms is acceptably distractingly messy or
exceptionally of design, layout, attractive very poorly designed. It
attractive in and neatness. through it may is not attractive.
terms of be a bit messy.
design, layout,
and neatness.
All graphics All graphics are Some graphics Graphics do not relate to
Relevance of are related to related to the topic are related to the the topic.
Graphics to the the topic and and most of the topic.
Topic make it easier graphs make it
to understand. easier to
understand.
All parts of the Most parts of the Some parts of Most parts of the
Organization of infographic infographic are the infographic infographic are not
Ideas are systematically are systematically
systematically presented and are systematically presented.
presented and easily understood presented.
are easily by reader.
understood by
reader.
Capitalization There is an error There are two There are more than two
Mechanics and and in capitalization or errors in errors in capitalization
Grammar punctuation punctuation. capitalization and/or punctuation.
are correct There is a and/or There are more than two
throughout the grammatical punctuation. grammatical mistakes on
infographic. mistake on the There are two the output.
There are no infographic. grammatical
grammatical mistakes on the
mistakes on output.
the output.

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