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4th Grade - Families Love NYS
4th Grade - Why are elections important?
Students will create a presentation using Microsoft Power Point. The presentation will explain why NYS is a great place for families to visit for their vacation. Students will include 3 categories of things families like to do, choose 1 attraction from each and use text, images and a map for each attraction.
Rubric Code:
HX8C6XC
By
teacherkmo
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Subject:
Computers
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Poor
1 pts
Developing
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Great
4 pts
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Names and Title
Poor
The students' name(s) and/or class are not contained in the presentation. The title is incomplete/in all lowercase letters/misspelled.
Developing
Students' name(s) and class are not complete.The title is not clear and/or easily readable. The title is not in all uppercase letters. The combination of color, font, size and effects makes the title a little hard to read.
Good
The students' name(s) and class are contained on the title slide. The use of color, font, size and effects chosen for both the title and the shape make the title easily readable.
Great
The name(s) and class are creatively intertwined with the title. The title is prominent and eye-catching. The shape and text contain multiple effects that add to the prominence of the title.
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Use of Images/webcam
Poor
The student(s) do not include appropriate images and/or are unable to download/upload the images/webcam and/or use the webcam independently.
Developing
The student(s) require ongoing assistance to locate/download/upload image(s) and/or opening and/or using the webcam. Some of the image(s) taken may not be appropriate for the presentation.
Good
With little help, the student(s) easily locates/downloads/uploads image(s) appropriate to the topic and/or opens and uses the webcam properly. The image(s) taken are appropriate.
Great
The student(s) independently locate/download/upload and include images from the internet and independently open and use the webcam properly. The image(s) are appropriate and enhance the poster.
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Text/Textbox
Poor
Less than 3 categories of entertainment are chosen and/or 1 attraction from each of 3 different categories is not chosen. The presentation contains no textboxes and/or informative text about family attractions located in NYS.
Developing
3 categories of entertainment are chosen and 1 attraction from each category is included, but may not be fully completed. The student(s) require ongoing assistance creating textboxes. The textboxes may not be an appropriate size, color and/or in an appropriate location. The informative text is not in the student(s) own words.
Good
3 categories of entertainment are included and 1 attraction from each featured.The student(s) create textboxes in an appropriate size, shape and color. The informative text is properly spaced inside the box and the student(s) have used some of their own words.
Great
More than 3 categories of entertainment are included and/or more than 1 attraction from each category is chosen. The student(s) create a textbox that enhances the poster and have put their informative text in their own words in a short, concise, and easy to understand manner.
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Appearance
Poor
The colors, font and layout make the presentation hard to read and/or unappealing.
Developing
The colors, font and layout chosen do not make the presentation stand out.
Good
The colors, font and layout chosen are clean and make thepresentation easily readable.
Great
The colors, font, and layout chosen make the presentation stand out. A border is included that enhances the overall look of the presentation.
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Image(s) Editing/Maps
Poor
The students do not include image(s)and/or maps of each attraction.
Developing
The student(s)' include a relevant image, but its size, placement, or choice of image does not enhance the slide and/or a map of the attraction is not included.
Good
The student(s)' image(s) are the proper size, color and placed properly. There are maps for each attraction and they are easy to read and follow.
Great
The student(s) use of image editing tools greatly enhances the overall appearance of the poster. The maps used for each attraction include enhanced features such as directions, or "You are here" designations.
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Working Cooperatively
Poor
Contributes to the task only when prompted or Needs occasional reminders to be sensitive to the feelings/decisions of others or does not contribute on all of the tasks required for the presentation.
Developing
With prompting, contributes information/skills to the task. Shows sensitivity to feelings of their partner, but may not be contributing to all of the tasks required on an equal basis.
Good
Contributes knowledge and skills to the task. Shows sensitivity to feelings of partner and encourages their contribution. Makes sure that all of the tasks and decisions are shared equally.
Great
Consistently contributes knowledge and skills to the task. Shows sensitivity to feelings and learning needs of partner. Values the skills and opinions of partner and encourages their contribution.
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Keywords:
poster, Word, elections
Subjects:
Computers
History
Types:
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