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Student Declaration of Independence Project

Students will create a song or poem in any style to tell the story of the Declaration of Independence.You will be assessed on how you work together in a group (class dependent), how well you follow the organization of the original Declaration of Independence, editing for conventions, word choice and ideas, and your presentation of the final document.

Rubric Code: FXBX8B6

By kchandler

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Declaration of Independence Rewrite
	Does Not Meet Expectations Students will<BR> be able to…<BR> Use well-constructed arguments to declare their right to a freedom they do not currently enjoy. 0 pts	Meets Expectations Students will<BR> be able to…<BR> Use well-constructed arguments to declare their right to a freedom they do not currently enjoy. 25 pts	Exceeds Expectations Students will<BR> be able to…<BR> Use well-constructed arguments to declare their right to a freedom they do not currently enjoy. 50 pts
Group cooperation	Does Not Meet Expectations Group does not finish the project in the allotted time.	Meets Expectations The group finishes the project in time with any disputes being settled by the group with little or no redirection by the teacher. They are ready to present on time.	Exceeds Expectations Group settles disagreements satisfactorily and needs no intervention or redirection from the teacher. They are organized and ready to present on time.
Convention	Does Not Meet Expectations Group did not submit.	Meets Expectations Less than 5 convention errors, adequate word choice, good idea development and details and submitted a document.	Exceeds Expectations No convention errors, the group submitted an original document that includes factual information, excellent word choice, fully developed and detailed ideas
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