School Project Evidence Template

# School Project Evidence Checklist

Project question or claim:
Rubric detail to prove:
Review date:

| Evidence | Lane | Why it matters | Next action |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [Plant growth photo] | capture | [shows weekly change] | [take with date card] |
| [Article statistic] | cite | [supports background claim] | [save author and page title] |
| [Interview quote] | ask | [needs permission] | [ask teacher before using] |
| [Duplicate graph] | skip | [weaker than final chart] | [remove from board] |

## Variants
- Science fair: capture measurements, cite sources, ask about data rules, skip weak trials.
- History project: cite primary sources, capture timeline evidence, ask about image use.
- Book project: cite page references, capture quotes, ask about quote length.
- Group project: assign owners to capture and cite rows.

## Filling Notes
- Evidence should support the project question, not just look interesting.
- Keep source details with quotes, images, data, and interviews.
- Ask before using unclear, copyrighted, AI-created, or permission-sensitive material.
- Skip rows before the final layout so weak material does not crowd useful proof.

## Boundary Reminders
- Follow the teacher rubric and academic integrity rules first.
- This template does not decide citation style or copyright permission.
- Do not include private student details in shared evidence notes.