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Quilt of a Classroom Quilt of a Classroom Students will create a "quilt" square that reflects their family history, culture, and values through use of symbolism. They will also include a written rationale for all pictures and symbols used in their square. Rubric Code: AX972WC By Terrier Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Symbolic Quilt Square
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Symbols	Poor 1-2 symbols are on the square. They are not neatly presented The symbol does not depict an aspect of the family culture, history, or value	Fair 3-4 symbols are on the square They are either not neatly presented or they are not properly colored The symbol partially relates to an aspect of family culture, history, or value	Good 5 clear symbols are on the square. Neatly presented with proper colors Each symbol depicts either an aspect of family culture, history, of values
Values	Poor Written the word of a family value instead of visual symbol representing value	Fair Has a "symbol" for something they value but it is loosely related	Good The symbol clearly depicts an aspect of something that they value
Family Culture/Heritage	Poor Two aspects are missing or vague Family history/culture is not clearly shown Location/origins for self only no part of family tree	Fair One or 2 of these aspects are missing or vague Family history/culture is not clearly shown Location/origins for some family members part of family tree-parents only	Good Family history/culture is clearly shown Location/origins for each family member family tree including grandparents
Written Rationale	Poor Rationale is missing or does not explain why the symbols were chosen to tie into their family's culture, history, or value	Fair Rationale is loosely related to symbol choices. Is somewhat confusing or does not address all symbols used	Good Rationale is logically written and focused Clearly stated reasons for each symbol and how it addresses an aspect of family culture, history, or value