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    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for a final project on the Thirteen Colonies. Students can earn points based on how well they organize their ideas, include relevant research facts and sources, provide supporting details, and demonstrate conventions of spelling, punctuation and grammar. The highest scores are achieved by creatively organizing at least 25 facts from at least 3 sources, using 2 or more pictures and details per idea, and having work that is easy to read with few errors. Lower scores result from poor organization, not meeting research requirements, missing details, and multiple writing issues.

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    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for a final project on the Thirteen Colonies. Students can earn points based on how well they organize their ideas, include relevant research facts and sources, provide supporting details, and demonstrate conventions of spelling, punctuation and grammar. The highest scores are achieved by creatively organizing at least 25 facts from at least 3 sources, using 2 or more pictures and details per idea, and having work that is easy to read with few errors. Lower scores result from poor organization, not meeting research requirements, missing details, and multiple writing issues.

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    Thirteen Colonies Project Rubric

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    This rubric outlines the grading criteria for a final project on the Thirteen Colonies. Students can earn points based on how well they organize their ideas, include relevant research facts and sources, provide supporting details, and demonstrate conventions of spelling, punctuation and grammar. The highest scores are achieved by creatively organizing at least 25 facts from at least 3 sources, using 2 or more pictures and details per idea, and having work that is easy to read with few errors. Lower scores result from poor organization, not meeting research requirements, missing details, and multiple writing issues.

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    Thirteen Colonies Final Project Rubric

    Grading Criteria Excellent Satisfactory Unsatisfactory Ideas and Organization


    Ideas are organized in a creative way that presents research in a way that is easy to read At least four pictures were used in the final project. 30-29-28-27 Ideas are organized in a way that shows research At least two pictures were used in the final project

    26-25-24 Ideas are not organized in a way that shows research No pictures were used

    23-22-21

    Research
    At least 25 facts are presented At least 3 sources were used 3-2 Less than 25 facts were used Less than 3 sources were used 1

    Details
    Supporting evidence is accurate at least 2 details per big idea are used

    Revised: 9/2013

    at least 2 unit vocabulary words are used 7-6-5 Supporting details are not present or unclear No unit vocabulary is used

    3-2-1 Conventions and Presentation


    Several parts difficult to read Few spelling and punctuation errors Sentence structure is correct 3-2

    Entire work is difficult to read Many spelling and punctuation errors Many errors in sentence structure 1

    Total Score: ______________/=_____________%= A Comments:

    Revised: 9/2013

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