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Native Americans in North Carolina Research Project that includes a written report, display, and presentation Rubric Code: P6W8A By dahrens Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Native American in NC Project
	Little or No Evidence 1 pts	Below the Standard 2 pts	Meets the Standard 3 pts	Outstanding! 4 pts
Resources	Little or No Evidence No research resources cited	Below the Standard Some resources cited, but less than criteria sheet stated	Meets the Standard Number of resources cited matches criteria sheet requirement	Outstanding! Cited more resources than criteria sheet stated!
Report	Little or No Evidence Report scored a level 1 on report rubric	Below the Standard Report scored a level 2 on report rubric	Meets the Standard Score of Level 3 achieved on report rubric	Outstanding! Scored above a Level 3 on report rubric!
Display	Little or No Evidence The display is unorganized and messy	Below the Standard The display lacks labels and some parts are unclear	Meets the Standard The display clearly shows what the researchers found, is clearly labeled, attractive and easy to read.	Outstanding! The display meets all aspects in Level 3 and contains elements that draw the viewer to it!
Presentation	Little or No Evidence Too brief, unprepared	Below the Standard The presentation covered some parts of the project, but contained gaps	Meets the Standard The presentation covered all aspects of the project, was well organized, and clear	Outstanding! The presentation covered all aspects of the project, was well organized, clear, and the style of the team was evident and gave a certain pizazz!
Cooperative Work	Little or No Evidence Partners were unable to complete this project together and teacher intervention was necessary	Below the Standard The project required some teacher intervention to reflect shared work	Meets the Standard The project clearly reflects work from both partners. No teacher intervention necessary	Outstanding! Partners were able to make decisions and come to consensus on issues. Effort and time on task from both members clearly reflected!