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Early Texas Explorers Project 
Early Texas Explorers Project
Students will work in groups, each with a focus on one early explorer in Texas. Students will need to know: 1. the country of origin 2. date(s) of exploration 3. 5 facts about the explorer or their exploration. Each group will present their information to the class using a visual aide for each area discussed. The visual aide can be a Power Point or poster.
Rubric Code: EX75AWC
By rlsimuel
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Subject: History  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Early Native Americans Presentation
  Poor

10 pts

Fair

15 pts

Good

20 pts

Excellent

25 pts

Speaking

Poor

0-1 of the 5 criteria are usually met:
* Speaks clearly and is easily understood
* Speaks at an appropriate pace.
* Speaks loud for audience to hear.
* Speaks fluently
*Maintains eye contact w/audience
Fair

2-3 of the 5 criteria are usually met:
* Speaks clearly and is easily understood
* Speaks at an appropriate pace.
* Speaks loud for audience to hear.
* Speaks fluently
*Maintains eye contact w/audience
Good

3-4 of the 5 criteria are usually met:
* Speaks clearly and is easily understood
* Speaks at an appropriate pace.
* Speaks loud for audience to hear.
* Speaks fluently
*Maintains eye contact w/audience
Excellent

4-5 of the 5 criteria are usually met:
* Speaks clearly and is easily understood
* Speaks at an appropriate pace.
* Speaks loud for audience to hear.
* Speaks fluently
*Maintains eye contact w/audience
Visual Aide

Poor

0-1 out of the 4 criteria are met:
*Shows effort
*Shows creativity
* Colorful
* Accurately shows topic being discussed including title
Fair

2 out of the 4 criteria are usually met:
*Shows effort
*Shows creativity
* Colorful
* Accurately shows topic being discussed including title
Good

3 out of 4 criteria are usually met:
*Shows effort
*Shows creativity
* Colorful
* Accurately shows topic being discussed including title
Excellent

4 out of the 4 criteria are usually met:
*Shows effort
*Shows creativity
* Colorful
* Accurately shows topic being discussed including title
Content Knowledge

Poor

0 out of the 7 criteria are met:
1.5 facts (counted as 5 criteria)
2. Country of oirgin
3. Date(s) of exploration
Fair

1-4 of the 7 criteria are met:
1.5 facts (counted as 5 criteria)
2. Country of oirgin
3. Date(s) of exploration
Good

5-6 out of the 7 criteria are met:
1.5 facts (counted as 5 criteria)
2. Country of oirgin
3. Date(s) of exploration
Excellent

7 out of the 7 criteria are met:
1.5 facts (counted as 5 criteria)
2. Country of oirgin
3. Date(s) of exploration
Listening

Poor

0-1 out of the 4 criteria are met:
*focused attention on the speaker
*did not interrupt speakers' presentation
* took notes from presentation
*applauded at the end of presentations
Fair

2 out of the 4 criteria are usually met:
*focused attention on the speaker
*did not interrupt speakers' presentation
* took notes from presentation
*applauded at the end of presentations
Good

3 out of 4 criteria are usually met:
*focused attention on the speaker
*did not interrupt speakers' presentation
* took notes from presentation
*applauded at the end of presentations
Excellent

4 out of the 4 criteria are usually met:
*focused attention on the speaker
*did not interrupt speakers' presentation
* took notes from presentation
*applauded at the end of presentations



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  • Early Native American cultures

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