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State Presentation

Students will research a state other than Kentucky. Students will label land forms, capitols, major cities, industries, brief history, and important facts about their state. Students will create a Google Slide Presentation with pictures and video.

Rubric Code: AX75989

By tkperkins1984

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Subject: History

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Distinguish 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Apprentice 2 pts	Novice 1 pts
State Map	Distinguish Map is very detailed. Land-forms, 4 cities, and capitol are labelled.	Proficient Map is detailed but missing some components. Land-forms, 4 cities, and capitol are labelled.	Apprentice Map is not detailed and missing several components. Land-forms, 4 cities, and capitol are labelled.	Novice No state map is given, or a map is given but not labelled.
United States Map	Distinguish Map is of the United States and the map shows the student's state is highlighted to show the state's location. The Map is labeled with great detail.	Proficient Map is of the United States and the map shows the student's state is highlighted, but is not detailed.	Apprentice Map is of the United States but the state is not highlighted to show the state's location.	Novice No United States Map.
Information on the industry	Distinguish Students list the state's industries and give a detailed description why the industries are important to the state.	Proficient Students list the state's industries and give a brief description why the industries are important to the state.	Apprentice Student lists the state's industries but not description.	Novice No industries are listed
Places of Interest	Distinguish Five places of interest are discussed in the presentation.	Proficient Four places of interest are discussed in the presentation	Apprentice Three places of interest are discussed in the presentation.	Novice Two or fewer places of interest are discussed in the presentation.
Famous People	Distinguish Five famous people from the state are discussed in the presentation.	Proficient Four famous people from the state are discussed in the presentation.	Apprentice Three famous people from the state are discussed in the presentation.	Novice Two or fewer famous people from the state are discussed in the presentation.
Interesting Facts.	Distinguish 9 to 10 Interesting Facts are listed about the state in the presentation.	Proficient 6 to 8 Interesting Facts are listed about the state in the presentation.	Apprentice 2 to 5 Interesting Facts are listed about the state in the presentation.	Novice Under 2 Interesting Facts are listed about the state in the presentation.
Conventions	Distinguish All grammar is correct.	Proficient One or Two written mistakes are included in the presentation.	Apprentice Three or Four grammatical or spelling mistakes are included in the presentation.	Novice More than four grammatical or spelling mistakes in the presentation.
Neatness and Clarity	Distinguish The presentation is creative, neat, and appealing to the eye.	Proficient 1 or 2 parts of the presentation is messy, disorganized, or unclear.	Apprentice More than two parts of the presentation is messy, disorganized, or unclear.	Novice The presentation is not creative, neat, or appealing to the eye.
Oral Presentation	Distinguish Presenter was very enthusiastic, kept the attention of the audience the whole time, and the purpose of the presentation was achieved.	Proficient Presenter was somewhat enthusiastic and kept the audience's attention for the most part. The purpose of the presentation was mainly achieved.	Apprentice Presenter was unenthusiastic; audience's attention showed disinterest, an the purpose was not met.	Novice The presenter was not prepared to present.

Subjects:

History

Types:

Presentation

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