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Globe Theater Model - Romeo and Juliet

Students were to make a free-standing model or a full set of blueprints of the original Globe Theater

Rubric Code: A93X24

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

The Globe Theater (Scaled Down)
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Research for Project	Poor Very little to no preliminary work present. Student has only one source and citation which may be missing or inaccurate.	Fair Preliminary work present but inaccurate, sloppy, or incomplete. Student has one to two sources but citations are missing or inaccurate.	Good Preliminary work present, accurate, neat, and complete. Student has three to four sources with correct citations.	Excellent Preliminary work present, accurate, neat, complete, and drawings are in color. Student has four to five sources correctly cited.
Project Appearance	Poor Inappropriate materials used or displayed. Model does not look like the actual Globe because of materials used/ or Blueprints are not large-scale or are missing. Blueprints are not labelled	Fair Materials are appropriately used but model is structurally not sound and pieces easily fall off/ or Blueprints are not to scale and/or are missing. Blueprints are incorrectly or not labelled	Good Materials are appropriately used. The model looks like the actual Globe Theater with few to no pieces falling off/ All of the Blueprints are present but not totally labelled	Excellent Materials are appropriately used. The model looks like the actual Globe Theater including details. No pieces fall off when moved. Blueprints are complete with correct scale and labels.
Presentation	Poor Project is incomplete or inaccurate and student can not explain project	Fair Project is neat but is incomplete, inaccurate or too small to be able to see adequate detail. It shows some effort. Student is uncomfortable presenting and cannot answer questions.	Good Project is neat, complete, accurate and sized to see adequate detail. It shows effort. Student is mostly comfortable in presenting project and can answer most questions.	Excellent Project is neat, complete, and accurate. It shows a lot of effort, and includes color and extras, like an audience. Student is comfortable in presenting project and can answer questions.