The document outlines the scoring guide for a Grade 5 Science and Technology project focused on heat transfer. It includes criteria for assessment such as portfolio assessment, communication, material collection, safety, and demonstration of concepts related to heat transfer. The scoring ranges from 0 to 25, with performance levels categorized from 'Below Expectation' to 'Exceeding Expectation'.
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The document outlines the scoring guide for a Grade 5 Science and Technology project focused on heat transfer. It includes criteria for assessment such as portfolio assessment, communication, material collection, safety, and demonstration of concepts related to heat transfer. The scoring ranges from 0 to 25, with performance levels categorized from 'Below Expectation' to 'Exceeding Expectation'.
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THE KENYA NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL
SCHOOL BASED ASSESSMENT
SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROJECT GRADE 5-2025 SCORING GUIDE CHECKLIST FOR THE TASK STRAND: FORCE AND ENERGY SUB STRAND: HEAT TRANSFER
STANDARDS: The learner can;
a) demonstrate the modes of heat transfer in nature. b) explain the uses of heat transfer in day to day life. c) acknowledge safety precautions when using heat.
Criteria Indicators Maximum Group’s Teacher’s
score score Remarks Portfolio assessment a) Evidence of relevant short notes. (1) 3 b) Evidence of relevant sketches. (1) c) Evidence of relevant pictures. (1) Communication and a) Actively and confidently shares 1 collaboration information on how to make a model of the digestive system. (1) b) Does not share information on how to make the model. (0) Collecting materials for a) Collects appropriate, enough locally 2 making a fireless cooker available materials. (2) b) Collects appropriate but not enough locally available materials. (1) Making the fireless Aspects: 2 cooker • Functionality • Aesthetics a) The 2 aspects present. (2) b) Only 1 aspects present. (1) Observing safety a) Demonstrates safe handling of materials 2 throughout the project (2) b) Rarely demonstrates safe handling of materials throughout the project (1) Displaying the finished Aspects: 3 fireless cooker. • Neatness • Visibility • Creativity a) All the 3 aspects present. (3) b) Only 2 aspects present. (2) c) Only 1 aspect present. (1)
Explaining how the Aspects: 2
fireless cooker is used • Correct content • Clarity of explanation a) Both aspects present. (2)
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Turn over b) Only 1 aspect present. (1)
Explaining the meaning Accurately explains modes of heat transfer: 6
of the three modes of heat -Conduction (2) transfer. -Convection (2) -Radiation (2) Demonstrating how the a) Accurately demonstrates how heat transfer fireless cooker through the following are minimized: conserves heat. -Conduction (2) 2 -Radiation (2) 2 TOTAL SCORE 25