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One Million Dollar Project 
One Million Dollar Project
Students have to spend 1,000,000. They must create PowerPoint consisting of charts, tables, pictures, and links to their source on the internet. They must have the total cost projected on a table. The last slide must have the grand total.
Rubric Code: F2268C4
By ddeveaux
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Below standard

4 pts

Fair

6 pts

Good

8 pts

Exceptional

10 pts

Purchases

Each item is documented properly with a picture and name. The cost is deducted from the total.
Below standard

There are no labels and/or pictures. Calculations cannot be read, or are missing.
Fair

Products are labeled.<BR>
Calculations for each item total is shown using expressions, words, or pictures.
Good

Products are labeled.<BR>
Individual prices from sources are listed. Calculations for each item total is shown using expressions, words, or pictures.
Exceptional

Individual prices from sources are listed and are neat. Calculations for each item total is shown in words, expressions or pictures in an organized manner.
Table and Checks

Each individual item is subtracted and identified on a table. 3 checks are written demonstrating ability to write a check.
Below standard

The check register is missing. The table in paper form is missing.
Fair

The check register is attached, but there are some mathematical errors. A table is attached but there are some mathematical errors.
Good

The check register is included. Items are listed correctly and subtracted correctly.
Exceptional

The check register is included. It is neat, organized, and all checks are written in sequential order. There is also a final balance on the table with no mathematical errors.
Presentation

Students are required to submit their PowerPoint presentation with a cover, visuals, information, links and tables/spreadsheets.
Below standard

Student presentation of results was confusing. There was inaccurate information. There was missing information.
Fair

Student presentation of results was some what clear, and he/she submitted an completed powerpoint presentation.
Good

Student presentation of results was in a clear, organized manner, and his/her power point presentation visual was neatly done and the information was accurate.
Exceptional

Student presentation of results was in a very clear and organized manner. The power point information was accurate and presented in a very creative manner.
Creativity

Students are required follow certain rules and to be original and creative when spending their money. Student projects should not resemble other student's projects.
Below standard

Student did not follow rules and showed little creativity in his/her project. Items are similar.
Fair

Student followed the rules and showed some creativity in his/her project. There is some variation in items bought.
Good

Student followed the rules and showed creativity in his/her project. There is good variation in items bought.
Exceptional

Student followed the rules and showed great variation of items bought.



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