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Ancient Greece Brochure Ancient Greece Brochure Students will create a brochure using information from their readings and the internet. Topics include: Athens & Sparta (Important cities of Greece), Democracy, Ancient Greek people, Greek life -- Entertainment & Olympics Rubric Code: CX547CC By rjhanna1212 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Pillars of Democracy Project
	4 (N/A)	3 (N/A)	2 (N/A)
Content and Organization	4 -The mini-poster includes relevant information on the 3 pillars of Greek Democracy -The project is presented in an organized and exciting fashion.	3 -The mini-poster has relevant information about at least 3 topics. -Information is somewhat organized.	2 -There is some relevant information in the mini-poster. -Information does not stand out and is not well organized.
Style and Creativity	4 -The mini-poster is creative. It contains colorful well-organized diagrams with labels and information relevant to Athens, Greece.	3 -The project contains pictures on the panels that enhance the presentation and are well-organized with the information written.	2 -The images were limited in enhancing the overall project -Little organization and clarity is used.
Spelling/Grammar	4 -There are little/no spelling and/or grammatical errors. -The Student edited work before handing in.	3 -There are few spelling and/or grammatical errors. -The student reviewed work before handing in.	2 -The brochure has many spelling and/or grammatical errors. -The student did not edit their work before handing in.
Content Knowledge	4 The student demonstrates full knowledge of the content (more than required) and includes the necessary information on the 3 Greek Pillars of Democracy	3 The student is at ease with the content but fails to elaborate on all the required topics (3 pillars).	2 The student wrote something but not enough to explain the main points. Explains only 1 or 2 of the pillars.