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Diorama Rubric Diorama Rubric Pick a scene stemming from your topic and create a diorama. A diorama is a miniature scene in a box. With your created diorama, you will write an explanation of the scene, detailing the elements in the scene and why you believe this was an important to your focus topic. Rubric Code: FX78693 By Edutara Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Diorama Rubric
	Exceeds 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 10 pts	Poor 5 pts	Not Done 0 pts
Appearance of Project & Creativity	Exceeds The project's appearance is professional and polished without distractive elements. Project is excellently presented reflecting creativity and a lot of thought.	Fair The project's appearance is quite professional and polished with few distracting elements. Good creative effort. Project is neat and shows evidence of time spent on it.	Good The project's appearance is somewhat poor. Some distracting elements. Some attempt made to add color and originality. Project is neat.	Poor The project's appearance is quite poor. Many distractive elements. Little attempt to add color or originality. Project has sloppy appearance.	Not Done Not Done
Accuracy	Exceeds The project content is exemplary (specific details, dates, names) and suggests the student has discovered the important ideas of the scene presented.	Fair The project content is good (specific details, dates, names) and suggests the student has discovered most of the important of the main ideas presented.	Good The project content is fair/poor and suggests the student has not discovered most of the important ideas presented.	Poor The project content poor and suggests the student has not done sufficient research.	Not Done Not Done
Images and Models	Exceeds All images or models are effective.	Fair All images or models are effective, but there appear to be too few or too many.	Good Some images or models are effective.	Poor Too few images or models are used to be an effective presentation.	Not Done Not Done
Paper Explanation; Idea Development	Exceeds Paper is one page and thoroughly describes and explains the elements in the scene as well as makes a connection as to why the scene was important. Big Idea clearly present.	Fair Paper isn't a full page and adequately describes the elements in the scene as well as makes a connection to why the scene was important. Big Idea present.	Good Paper is a paragraph and attempts a description of the elements. Paper attempts to describe why the scene was important but may contain misconceptions or inaccuracies. Big Idea present but vague.	Poor Paper is missing either the description of the elements or the connection to the importance of the scene. Big Idea not present.	Not Done Not Done