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Proposals for Investment Based on our class discussions of various economic concepts, including the 4 factors of production, students were asked to design a proposal for an invention or idea. They were asked to convince the teacher to invest in their idea. Rubric Code: AX272BC By JLopezAlvarez Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

Proposal
	Excellent 3 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Insufficient 1 pts
Organization	Excellent The student's presentation was organized and flowed easily. It made sense in the spoken format and matched the concept given as the assignment.	Progressing The student's presentation was mostly organized and flowed somewhat. It made some sense in the spoken format and matched the concept given as the assignment.	Insufficient The student's presentation was unorganized and/or did not flow easily. It made little sense in the spoken format and/or did not match the concept given as the assignment.
Communication	Excellent The student communicated their message accurately and with ease. Students and teacher were able to understand their presentation clearly.	Progressing The student communicated their message somewhat. Students and teacher were mostly able to understand their presentation.	Insufficient The student communicated their message inaccurately and/or with little ease. Students and teacher were not able to understand their presentation clearly.
Written Work	Excellent Written proposal was complete and organized accurately. It contained a mention of the idea as well as an explanation, the amount of money needed, and generally fit the idea of a proposal.	Progressing Written proposal was partially complete and organized accurately. It missed or did not complete one of the following: a mention of the idea as well as an explanation, the amount of money needed, and generally fit the idea of a proposal.	Insufficient Written proposal was incomplete and not organized accurately. It missed or did not complete two of the following: a mention of the idea as well as an explanation, the amount of money needed, and generally fit the idea of a proposal.