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Science Achievement Indicators Grade 6-8 - RPDP

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<strong>Achievement</strong> <strong>Indicators</strong> for <strong>Science</strong><br />

<strong>Grade</strong>s 6-8<br />

Content Benchmark<br />

P.8.B.3 Students know every<br />

object exerts gravitational force<br />

on every other object, and the<br />

magnitude of this force depends<br />

on the mass of the objects and<br />

their distance from one another.<br />

Content Standard P8B (continued)<br />

Students understand that position and motion of an object result from the net effect of the different forces acting on it.<br />

Work at the Emergent/ Work at the Approaches level Work at the Meets level<br />

Developing level may may indicate ability to… demonstrates ability to…<br />

indicate...<br />

ability to name gravity as a<br />

force. (P.8.B.3)<br />

ability to explain that gravity<br />

causes objects to fall to the<br />

ground unless something holds<br />

them up. (P.8.B.3)<br />

explain that gravity is the force<br />

that pulls any object toward<br />

Earth without touching that<br />

object. (P.8.B.3)<br />

recognize that gravitational<br />

force is related to “size” and/or<br />

distance of two objects.<br />

(P.8.B.3)<br />

explain that gravitational force<br />

depends on the relationship<br />

between object masses and the<br />

distances between them.<br />

(P.8.B.3)<br />

Work at the Exceeds level<br />

demonstrates ability to…<br />

describe gravity using the<br />

relationships between mass, and<br />

volume. (P.8.B.3)<br />

August 2007 8

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