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My Dream House Project My Dream House Project Students will use Vocabulary words from Vocabulary list number 6 to create a house model of their dream house. Each Vocabulary word must be represented by one picture. Once students have completed their projects, they will write about another classmates dream home. Rubric Code: VX93B59 By mwhite66 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

My Dream House Project How is My Dream House Project going to be scored?
	Excellent Work meets and/or exceeds minimal requirements. 20 pts	Fair Work has minor flaws but meets most of the minimal requirements. 10 pts	Unsatisfactory Work has significant flaws or is not completed to meet minimal requirements. 5 pts
Pictures Each vocabulary word is represented by an accurate image	Excellent All 15 words are represented by a picture. Each picture is an accurate representation of the vocabulary word.	Fair The Majority of the 15 words are represented by a picture. Most pictures are accurate representations of the vocabulary words.	Unsatisfactory Very Few of the vocabulary words are represented by a picture. Very few pictures accurately represent the vocabulary words.
Neatness The Project is neat and shows lots of Great effort and time to the project contributed.	Excellent Project is neat, pictures are attached neatly, and all text is neat and readable.	Fair Project is not very neat, pictures are not attached neatly, most text is not readable.	Unsatisfactory Project is very sloppy, text is missing and or not readable. Very little effort is shown.
Creative Project is creative. Student has used their imagination to create their project	Excellent Project shows student's creativity. Student went above and beyond putting pictures on paper.	Fair Project shows some creativity in how project was created.	Unsatisfactory A minimal amount of creativity was used to create the project.