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Night Holocaust heroes display Rubric Code: EXC65A5 By AnneMauldin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Excellent (N/A)	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Graphics	Excellent Each of 15 heroes has a picture that is clear and displayed attractively.	Good 14-11 of the heroes have a picture that is clear and displayed attractively.	Fair 10-7 of the heroes have a picture that is clear and displayed attractively.	Poor There are less than 10 pictures of the heroes or they are not clear or displayed attractively.
explanations	Excellent Each of the 15 heroes have a 4x6 notecard that has a summary of how they helped the Holocaust victims.	Good 14-11 of the heroes have a 4x6 notecard that has a summary of how they helped the Holocaust victims.	Fair 10-7 of the heroes have a 4x6 notecard that has a summary of how they helped the Holocaust victims.	Poor There are less than 10 notecards with summaries of the help given by the heroes to the Holocaust victims.
appearance	Excellent The display is colorful and extremely attractive.	Good The display is colorful and attractive.	Fair The display is neat and attractive, but lacks color.	Poor The display is not colorful or attractive.
citations	Excellent All of the heroes have the proper MLA citations on the 4x6 notecards.	Good 14-11 of the heroes have the proper MLA citations on the 4x6 notecards.	Fair 10-7 of the heroes have the proper MLA citations on the 4x6 notecards.	Poor There are no citations or there are incorrect citations.
student presentation	Excellent The student did a fantastic job presenting their project with enthusiasm and spoke loudly enough to be heard and slowly enough to be understood.	Good The student did a great job presenting their project and spoke loudly enough to be heard and slowly enough to be understood.	Fair The student did a good job presenting their project and may have needed to speak up bit to heard or slow down to be understood.	Poor The student did not present their project.