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Revolutionary War Research Project

The revolutionary war project will have students research one battle, one event, and write one biography on a revolutionary war. Oral presentation for extra credit

Rubric Code: BXXWB98

By Ebenitez

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Subject: History

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

3 components of the project
	Below Standard 20 pts	Standard 50 pts	Above Standard 75 pts	Superior 100 pts
Written report	Below Standard The report is inaccurate and doesn't include the requirements. The report is not typed. The report contains numerous grammatical errors.	Standard The report contains some of the required aspects of the project but much is missing. The report is typed but has some grammatical errors.	Above Standard The report covers all the required aspects. The report has few grammatical errors and is typed.	Superior The report covers all the required aspects. The report also goes beyond the required components and demonstrates mastery of the information. URL's for each illustration is present and Work Cited is on MLA format
Map & Illustrations	Below Standard The map and illustrations are inaccurate. The armies and landmarks are not labeled. There is no key and demonstrates minimal effort. No URL's	Standard The map and Illustrations are accurate but contains flaws [does not relate to each topic] Landmarks and armies are not correctly labeled. The map is not neat or missing some required components	Above Standard The map and Illustrations are accurate and relate to each topic. There are few is any flaws and the labeling is clear with an accurate key.	Superior The map and illustrations are accurate and very clear. The map may contain smaller mini-maps of numerous day or time events. All parts are precise and clearly labeled. URL's for each illustration is present.
Oral presentation - extra credit 10 pts. maximum	Below Standard The presentation demonstrates no preparation. Oral content is not presented or not presented accurately.	Standard Presentations cover all required components. Some information may be missing.	Above Standard Presentations cover all required components. All information is accurate and strong preparation is evident during the presentation.	Superior Presentations demonstrate mastery of the content. All required components are covered with accurate information.