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Revolutionary War Project

Students will research, document, and present 1 battle from the Revolutionary War.

Rubric Code: A248C9W

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Revolutionary War Project
	Beginning (N/A)	Emergent (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)	Mastery (N/A)
Summary Sequence of events	Beginning Few: The battle has been retold in your own words. The selected events are selected so that the story and outcome of the battle is clear for an audience. Transition words are used to connect ideas.	Emergent Some: The battle has been retold in your own words. The selected events are selected so that the story and outcome of the battle is clear for an audience. Transition words are used to connect ideas.	Proficient Most: The battle has been retold in your own words. The selected events are selected so that the story and outcome of the battle is clear for an audience. Transition words are used to connect ideas.	Mastery The battle has been retold in your own words. The selected events are selected so that the story and outcome of the battle is clear for an audience. Transition words are used to connect ideas.
Map Map showing battle and troops	Beginning There is a map. Some important events have been draw on the map. The map can be used as a tool to help the student retell the battle to an audience.	Emergent A map has been created thoroughly. Most important events have been draw on the map. The map can be used as a tool to help the student retell the battle to an audience.	Proficient A map has been created thoroughly. Important events have been draw on the map. The map is an excellent tool to help the student retell the battle to an audience.	Mastery A map has been created neatly and thoroughly. Important events have been draw on the map. The map is an excellent tool to help the student retell the battle to an audience.
Advantages Advantages of British and Revolutionaries	Beginning 1-4 advantages have been listed total for the British and/or the Revolutionaries.	Emergent A list has been made of 2 advantages for the British and 2 advantages for the Revolutionaries.	Proficient A list has been made of 3 advantages for the British and 3 advantages for the Revolutionaries.	Mastery A list has been made of 3 advantages for the British and 3 advantages for the Revolutionaries. The advantages are clever and show a deep understanding of the battle and the events of history.
Vocabulary Words you learned	Beginning 1-2 vocabulary words are listed and defined.	Emergent You creatively use and define 3 vocabulary words from your battle.	Proficient You creatively use and define 4 vocabulary words from your battle. It is clear from the selection and use of these words that you understand your battle very well.	Mastery You creatively use and define 5 vocabulary words from your battle. It is clear from the selection and use of these words that you understand your battle very well.
Conventions Spelling and Grammar	Beginning There are many spelling and grammar mistakes.	Emergent Most spelling and grammar is correct.	Proficient Most spelling and grammar is correct.	Mastery All spelling and grammar is correct.

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