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Historic Journal Writing 
This rubric evaluates the students ability to incorporate historical facts to create an intresting, and thought provoking journal entry.
Rubric Code: VX86B53
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Subject: History  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Historic Journal Writing
L'or du Klondike
 

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Historical facts

Sufficent historical facts are incorporated in the journal entry

1

No historical facts are present
2

Historical facts are minimal and do nothing to add to the story and present a plausibe event.
3

Historical facts are present, they are sufficent in that they add to the story and present a plausible event.
4

Historical facts are numerous, they add quality to the story and present a plausible event.
Writters Craft

Students used descriptive language and detailed accurate descriptions

1

Descriptive language is missing. Descriptions lack detail.
2

Descriptive langauge is used but clumsy. Descriptions are present but lack detail.
3

Descriptive language is used to describe the author's environment and the description are detailed and accurate.
4

Descriptive language is used to describe the aurthor's enviornment and a sense of awe is reflected in the writting. Descriptions are detailed and accurate. Historical phrasing is used creatively.
Oranization

Each entry contains facts, background information, setting, detailed descriptions and reflection

1

Most elements are missing
2

Some elements are missing
3

All elements are consistently used throughout the journal
Facts, Background, Setting and Reflection
4

All elements are consistently used throughout the journal
Facts, Background, Setting and Reflection
Knowledge

The journal entrys as a whole demonstrates the students understanding of the significance of the people and places involved in the Gold Rush

1

The journal/ newspaper demonstrates a fundamental lack of understanding of the time period
2

The journal/ newspaper demonstrates a minimal knowledge of the time period
3

The journal/newspaper demonstrates a satisfactory knowledge of the time period
4

The journal/ newspaper demonstrates an outstanding knowledge of the time period
Presentation

The journal/newspaper is presented in an appropriate way and includes drawings, maps and dates if appropriate

1

The diary/newspaper is not turn in quality
2

The journal is presented neatly with minimal effort
3

The diary/newspaper is presented neatly with appropriate graphics, headlines, etc
4

The journal is presented neatly with appropriate graphics, headlines that enhance the overall quality of the work.



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