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World War II Leader PowerPoint

Student must create a 6 slide PowerPoint that gives information on a Leader during World War II.

Rubric Code: AC67AC

By ejirout

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Subject: History

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Excellent 6 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 0 pts
Font Size/Font Type	Excellent Student has all font at a minimum of 28pt. The font type is complimentary to theme.	Good Student has 1-2 mistake(s) with font minimum 28pt. The font type is complimentary to theme.	Fair Student has 3-4 mistakes with font minimum 28pt. The font type is sometimes hard to read.	Poor Student has more than 4 mistakes with minimum font 28pt. The font type is hard to read.
Spelling/Grammar	Excellent Student has no spelling or grammar errors.	Good Student has 1-2 spelling and/or grammar errors.	Fair Student has 3-4 spelling and/or grammar errors.	Poor Student has more than 4 spelling and/or grammar errors.
Content	Excellent Student covered all main points on their leader. (Birth date, Hometown, Politics before WWII, Influence on WWII, and What the leader did after WWII.)	Good Student missed 1 main point on their leader.(Birth date, Hometown, Politics before WWII, Influence on WWII, and What the leader did after WWII.)	Fair Student missed 2 main points on their leader. (Birth date, Hometown, Politics before WWII, Influence on WWII, and What the leader did after WWII.)	Poor Student missed 3 or more main points on their leader. (Birth date, Hometown, Politics before WWII, Influence on WWII, and What the leader did after WWII.)
Appropriate Number of Slides	Excellent Student has all 6 slides. (4 content slides, a site slide, and a cover slide including name and title of PowerPoint.)	Good Student has 5 slides. (3 content slides, a site slide, and a cover slide including name and title of PowerPoint.)	Fair Student has 4 slides. (2 content slides, a site slide, and a cover slide including name and title of PowerPoint.)	Poor 1. Student has no site slide. 2. Student has only 1 content slide.
Appropriate Number of Graphics.	Excellent Student has all 3 graphics and they are relevant to PowerPoint.	Good Student has 2 graphics and they are relevant to PowerPoint.	Fair Student has 2 graphics and they 1 graphic is relevant to PowerPoint.	Poor Student has 1 or no graphics.