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Starting A Business Starting A Business Each child is going to start up their own business and design a business card, brochure, and newspaper ad. Rubric Code: AX9BC4A By KasieDoherty Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Starting A Business
	None 0 pts	Poor 5 pts	Fair 8 pts	Good 10 pts
Business Flyer	None The business flyer was not completed.	Poor The business flyer was completed but did not include any of the required parts.	Fair The business flyer was completed but did not include all of required parts.	Good The business flyer was completed with all parts. Be Creative! Name, Slogan, logo, hours and location
Business Brochure	None The brochure was not turned in and therefore will receive the lowest possible grade.	Poor The brochure was completed, but the student didn't include any of the required parts or answer any of the questions.	Fair The entire brochure was completed, but a portion of required questions or parts were omitted.	Good The brochure was completed (with all parts) and the student seemed to understand the purpose or why this project was assigned. Name and type of business ( what you do, why should clients contact you, what your business adds to the community.)
Newspaper Ad	None The ad was not created and therefore will receive the lowest possible grade.	Poor The ad was completed, but the student didn't answer any of the posed questions by the teacher.	Fair The ad was completed, but a portion of the required parts were omitted.	Good The ad was completed and the student seemed to understand the purpose or why this project was assigned.
Spelling and Neatness	None The project was not turned in and will receive the lowest grade.	Poor The letter had 15-20 spelling mistakes. The art and handwriting was not neat.	Fair The letter had 3-10 spelling mistakes. The art was not very detailed and the project looked like the student rushed.	Good The letter had 2 or less spelling mistakes. The project was very neat and the art was very detailed.