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Collaborative Poster Collaborative Poster Make a poster that gives the "Big Picture" of what you've learned Rubric Code: DXB252B By dmadden Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 9-12

Hominids Illustrated Timeline
	Below Basic 1 pts	Basic 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Advanced 4 pts
Content	Below Basic Students illustrated 1 event from the unit of study.	Basic Students illustrated 2 events from the unit of study	Proficient Students illustrated 3-4 events from the unit of study and/or more events but events were not connected to give a "big picture" feel to the poster.	Advanced Students illustrated 5 or more events from the unit of study and seamlessly showed an era of time instead of disconnected events.
Participation	Below Basic 1 of the group members created the entire poster.	Basic Some of the group members participated and/or contributed to the creation of the poster.All colors are used but hand-writing is obviously not by all students in group.	Proficient Most of the group members participated and contributed to the creation of the poster. All colors are used but not equal participation.	Advanced All group members participated and contributed to the creation of the poster.Evidence of all marker colors. Names are written with color used by each student.
Neatness	Below Basic Poster is sloppily written. Titles can be read 1 foot away. Subtitles can not be read. There are no written explanations. There are no illustrations.	Basic Poster is somewhat sloppily written. Titles can be read 3 feet away. Subtitles can be read from 1 foot away. Written explanations are cluttered. Illustrations detract from the theme.	Proficient Poster is somewhat neatly written. Titles can be read 6 feet away. Subtitles can be read from 3 feet away. Written explanations are somewhat cluttered. Illustrations do not detract from the theme.	Advanced Poster is neatly written. Titles can be read from across the room. Subtitles can be read from 6 feet away. Written explanations are not cluttered. Illustrations add to the theme.