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Thanksgiving Mythbusters A project that corrects the misinformation that most of us have about Thanksgiving Rubric Code: MXX79WX By HDobbs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Thanksgiving Mythbusters!
	Myth Effectively Busted! 3 pts	Maybe You Have a Point... 2 pts	You Didn't Convince Me 1 pts
Information	Myth Effectively Busted! Your MYTH is presented. You presented the truth about your topic. Points were in a bulleted list, easily understood, and covered ALL of the information provided in the readings.	Maybe You Have a Point... You presented some of the truth about your topic. You may have left out some key information, but you got me thinking...	You Didn't Convince Me You didn't provide enough information to convince me to think differently. OR your information was incorrect or off topic.
Images	Myth Effectively Busted! You chose one image that represented our IMMEDIATE thoughts on your topic and at least one image that revealed the truth. The images were clear and were easy to relate to your topic.	Maybe You Have a Point... You chose an image that somewhat connected with our IMMEDIATE thoughts on the topic and at least one that somewhat revealed the truth. OR you didn't have enough images to clearly communicate.	You Didn't Convince Me You chose images that didn't make sense. They didn't connect with our IMMEDIATE thoughts on the topic, and/or they didn't reveal the truth.
Attractiveness	Myth Effectively Busted! Your project used color wisely. It was neatly written. The writing contained no errors. The writing was large enough to read from a display distance (24-36 point font). The information was arranged with a good eye for visual appeal. You used space well (not cluttered, no giant empty spaces)	Maybe You Have a Point... Your project had one of these no-no's: used wacky color choices, was not neatly written, contained errors, was too small to read, was not generally attractive to look at, or was cluttered or left lots of empty space.	You Didn't Convince Me Your project had more than one of the no-no's for attractiveness.