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Bio Cube Charles Lindbergh

Bio Cube

Create a Bio cube using the planning sheet for your assigned person.

Rubric Code: DX24733

By cmcnair

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Subject: History

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5

bio cube
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
personal info	Poor Includes only 2 pieces of the required personal information	Fair Includes the person's name, time period, and place. However, it is not punctuated correctly.	Good Includes person's name, time period, and place correctly punctuated	Exemplary Includes person's name, time period, place with image.
Personal background	Poor Includes only 2 piece of revelant information or the information is not relevant.	Fair Includes only 2-3 peices of relevant information about the person	Good Includes 4-5 pieces relevant information about the person	Exemplary Includes at least 6 pieces relevant information about the person
Personality Traits	Poor Does not describe the person' character at all.	Fair Does not give a clear description of the person or uses words such as nice, good, bad, mean, etc	Good Decribes the character of the person. Lacks specific powerful words to describe.	Exemplary Decribes the character of the person. Includes specific powerful words to describe.
Significance	Poor Does not explain why this person is important to US history	Fair Only mentions why this person is important, but does not clearly reveal why	Good Portrays why this person is important in US history.	Exemplary Is very specific to why this person is important to US history.
Obstacles	Poor Does not provide an obstacle that this person faced in their life.	Fair Only mentions an obstacle this person had to overcome.	Good Explains an obstacle that this person had to overcome in their life.	Exemplary Clearly explains in detail an obstacle or obstacles that this person faced and had to overcome. It also explains how they overcame the obstacle.
Important quote	Poor Does not provide a quote or a photo.	Fair Only provides a photo for this person- no quote	Good Provides a quote, but does not understand the significance of the quote.	Exemplary Provides an insightful quote and can explain what the famous person was trying to say.
Spelling	Poor More than four words are misspelled.	Fair Only 3 or less are spelled incorrectly	Good Most words are spelled correctly	Exemplary No spelling or punctuation errors.