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Game Show Review - APUSH 
Create a board game that reflects aspects of an American Literary Time Period. Questions that show insight will earn higher marks than those that are simply recall questions. Your game can be based on one that is already in existence. Your final project should include a list of vocabulary words pertinent to the time period and their definitions and the historical context of the period.
Rubric Code: PX86A3C
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Exceeds expectations

10 pts

Fully meets expectations

8.5 pts

Meets expectations

6.5 pts

Not yet within expectations

5 pts

American History Questions

Exceeds expectations
Fully meets expectations

Questions demonstrated basic knowledge of the American time Period assigned. Game has 25-30 cards/questions.
Meets expectations

Questions demonstrated limited knowledge of the American time Period assigned. Game has between 15 and 24 cards/questions.
Not yet within expectations

Questions demonstrate little understanding of the American time Period assigned. Game has less than 15 cards/questions.
American History Questions

Exceeds expectations
Fully meets expectations

Questions demonstrated basic knowledge of the American time Period assigned. Game has 25-30 cards/questions.
Meets expectations

Questions demonstrated limited knowledge of the American time Period assigned. Game has between 15 and 24 cards/questions.
Not yet within expectations

Questions demonstrate little understanding of the American time Period assigned. Game has less than 15 cards/questions.
Design of game show

Exceeds expectations
Fully meets expectations

Design is a clear representation of the time period's features, easy to play and rules are well written. Rules are provided to the contestants at the beginning of the game.
Meets expectations

Design is representative of the time period, although it may be a tad confusing to play and rules are limited.
Not yet within expectations

Design is poor, with little or no relevance to topic. No rules or instructions evident.
Project presentation

Exceeds expectations
Fully meets expectations

Presentation is professional. Visually the project is attractive, but graphics may not appear thoughtful or completely relevant.
Meets expectations

Presentation is minimally acceptable. Project is not visually attractive or appropriate.
Not yet within expectations

Presentation is not acceptable/done.
Sections of the project

Exceeds expectations
Fully meets expectations

All sections are mostly complete and neat. Minimal mistakes found in entire project.
Meets expectations

All sections are partially complete and somewhat neat. Few mistakes found in each section.
Not yet within expectations

All sections are incomplete and not neat. More than five mistakes found in each section.



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  • Game, board game, final project







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