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St. Patrick's Day Symbols

Students were asked to draw a picture of a St. Patrick’s Day symbol and write one or more sentences explaining what the symbol means. They will draw their symbol and write their sentences on a shamrock for all to see! Students will be able to apply prior knowledge and what they learned during our St. Patrick’s Day lesson.

Rubric Code: F7X464

By grisellopez01

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Subject: History

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Common Core Criteria Rubric
	Underdeveloped 1 pts	Developing 2 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Well Developed 4 pts
Understanding Comprehension	Underdeveloped Student had difficulty following simple rules. Student had difficulty focusing and paying attention, and needed to be re-directed 3 out of 5 times.	Developing Student made an effort to complete signs of understanding the story, words, and pictures of assignment.	Proficient Student was adequately able to follow simple directions and listen for understanding and comprehension of task.	Well Developed Student was able to successfully fulfill the requirements above the average and/or academic level.
Neatness/Creativity	Underdeveloped Student had difficulty following simple rules. Student had difficulty focusing and paying attention, and needed to be re-directed 3 out of 5 times.	Developing Student made an effort to complete signs of understanding the story, words, and pictures of assignment.	Proficient Student was adequately able to follow simple directions and listen for understanding and comprehension of task.	Well Developed Student was able to successfully fulfill the requirements above the average and/or academic level.
Content	Underdeveloped Student has attempted to write 1 or more supporting details BUT none are on topic.	Developing Student has written atleast 1 supporting detail AND sentence is on topic.	Proficient Student has written 2 supporting details BUT only 1 sentence is on topic.	Well Developed Student has written atleast 2 supporting details AND all sentences are on topic.