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Six Pillars of Character Poster Project Six Pillars of Character Poster Project Students will create a poster that will define, explain and give examples of one of the six pillars of character. Rubric Code: SCB262 By mltyger Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Six Pillars of Character Project
	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts	Unacceptable 5 pts
Definitions	Good Pillar is accurately identified and defined. Pillar has three variations of the definition.	Fair Pillar is accurately identified and defined with two variations of the definition.	Poor Pillar is accurately identified and defined with one definition	Unacceptable Pillar is not identified or defined
Examples	Good Pillar is accurately identified and defined including examples or evidence	Fair Pillar is accurately identified with partial definition or example, and little evidence	Poor Pillar is accurately identified with definition, but very few examples or evidence	Unacceptable Pillar is not identified with no evidence or examples
Information	Good Poster has various supporting quotes that reinforce the character component addressed	Fair Poster has three or fewer supporting quotes that reinforce the character component addressed	Poor Poster has one supporting quotes that reinforce the character component addressed	Unacceptable Poster has no supporting quotes that reinforce the character component addressed
Organization	Good Poster is clearly organized and show the students ideas in a manner in which anyone could explain the pillar	Fair Poster contains all the required information but organization is not clear	Poor Poster contains some of the required information but is not very organized	Unacceptable Poster is not organized, and has none of the required information
Neatness	Good Writing/illustrations are neat, easy to read, and contain no spelling errors.	Fair Writing/illustrations are legible and may contain 1-3 spelling errors	Poor Writing/illustrations are sloppy, difficult to read and may contain 4 or more spelling errors	Unacceptable Poster is illegible