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Martin Luther King, Jr. 
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Rubric Code: E4498A
By jwarber
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Subject: History  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Martin Luther King, Jr.
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Class Participation

Poor

Must appear to be paying attention while teacher is explaining and reading about the subject.
Fair

Reading along with assignments and attempts to answer a question by raising hand.
Good

Raises hand to answer questions and answers the questions correctly.
Worksheet Packet

Poor

Not all pages completed. Non-legible handwriting. Numerous amounts of wrong answers.
Fair

All pages completed but not neatly or all legible. Most answers are correct.
Good

All pages completed and handwriting neatly done. Answers are correct.
Artwork

Poor

Messy coloring or pages not colored. Sequencing out of order.
Fair

All pages completed and student attempted to color neatly. Sequencing in order.
Good

All pages completed. Student appears to have taken time to color nicely and sequencing in order.




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