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Baseball Card 
Baseball Card
Create a baseball card about you.
Rubric Code: DB6C38
By nhickoff
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Baseball Card
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Picture

Poor

Picture is out of focus, and cut out poorly.
Fair

Picture is some what in focus and the picture is cut out fairly well.
Good

Picture is in focus, and cut out neatly.
Autobiography/facts

Poor

Autobiography is vague, and lacks information.
Fair

Autobiography is somewhat vague, with a little information about you.
Good

Autobiography is well written with plenty of information about you.
Spelling and Grammar

Poor

There are numerous spelling and/ or grammatical errors.
Fair

There are a few spelling and/ or grammatical errors.
Good

There are no spelling and/ or grammatical errors.
Neatness

Poor

The baseball card is very sloppy, poorly cut out, and writing is sloppy.
Fair

The baseball card is fairly neat, and/ or handwriting is some what legible.
Good

The baseball card is very neat, picture cut out neatly and handwriting is neat and legible.
Creativity

Poor

The baseball card does not look like a baseball card and no effort seems to have been put into the project.
Fair

The baseball card has some qualities of a baseball card.
Good

The baseball card looks like a actual baseball card and extra effort was add to the card.
Slogan

Poor

Slogan is not unique or is a copied slogan.
Fair

Slogan is somewhat unique and not copied.
Good

Slogan is original and very unique.
Title

Poor

Title lacks creativity and/or is missing.
Fair

Title is creative and is present.
Good

Title is very creative and is easily seen.



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