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Lewis and Clark Expedition board game grading rubric
Board Game Procedure & Game Board
Build a game from scratch. Include the procedure for playing the game as well as the board, counters and any other items that will be needed to play the game.
Rubric Code:
A248A74
By
erinbeth
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Subject:
History
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Category
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Satisfactory
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Procedure/Instructions
Excellent
Contained all the elements of a procedure in a very easy to read and understandable format.
Good
Contained all the elements of a procedure but the instructions were difficult to follow.
Satisfactory
Contained less than half of the elements of a procedure.
Poor
Did not contain all the elements of a procedure.
Creativity
Excellent
The game was very interesting, fun, and used creative ways of displaying knowledge of Lewis & Clark's expedition. The associated activities were well thought out. The game pieces reflected creative thinking.
Good
The game was interesting and parts were fun. The game pieces reflected some creative thinking.
Satisfactory
The game was predictable but the associated activities brought an element of fun to the game - they were creative.
Poor
The game was very predictable and poorly thought out. A lack of creative thinking.
Design
Excellent
The game design was very interesting, and the name of was well thought out. The images and colors were bright and reflected knowledge of Lewis & Clark's expedition. The game pieces were attractive and colorful.
Good
The game design included several different colours and the graphics were original.
Satisfactory
The game design was limited to 2 colours. The graphics were "borrowed" or very similar to another game.
Poor
The game design was poorly thought out. No thought put into design/colours etc.
Grammar & Punctuation
Excellent
All grammar & Punctuation correct. Spelling all correct.
Good
Errors in grammar, punctuation & spelling.
Satisfactory
More than 5 errors in grammar, punctuation & spelling.
Poor
More than 10 errors in grammar, punctuation, spelling.
Gameboard and Pieces
Excellent
It is clear that inductive reasoning was used the in design of the board and pieces. Board and pieces well constructed. Matched the idea behind the game. Congruent with game intention.
Good
Inductive reasoning was used to design the board and pieces. Board and pieces well constructed. The board and pieces did not match with the idea behind the game.
Satisfactory
No clear idea in regards to the board and pieces. The board and pieces did not follow the game's intention.
Poor
Pieces are missing. Gameboard is damaged or not done.
Subjects:
English
History
Types:
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