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Cities in New Jersey

Students will choose a city in New Jersey and identify the following information: name of the city, county, 5 facts about the city, 1 landmark in that city, mayor of that city, someone famous or notable from that city & 3 pictures of that city

Rubric Code: HX23424

By jewls_74

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Subject: Geography

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Cities in New Jersey
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Identify City & County 20 %	Poor Student shows no knowledge of the city or county in the report.	Fair Student correctly identifies the county but not the city in the report.	Good Student correctly identifies the city but not the county in the report.	Excellent Student correctly identifies the city and county in the report.
Facts 25 % 5 facts must be included.	Poor Student identifies no facts about the city.	Fair Student identifies 1-2 facts about the city.	Good Student identifies 3-4 facts about the city.	Excellent Student identifies all 5 facts about the city.
Landmark, Mayor, & someone famous 20 % Student will identify a landmark, the mayor, & someone notable or famous from that city	Poor Student does not include the landmark, mayor, or someoneone famous or notable from that city.	Fair Student only includes 1 of the 3 (landmark, mayor, or someone famous or notable).	Good Students includes 2 of the 3 (landmark, mayor, or someone famous or notable)	Excellent Student includes all 3 (the name of the landmark, mayor, and someone notable or famous)
Pictures 25 % 3 pictures must be included	Poor Student includes no pictures in report.	Fair Student includes 1 picture in report.	Good Students includes 2 pictures in report.	Excellent Student includes all 3 pictures in report.
Sentence Structure 5 %	Poor Sentences have many grammatical errors, incompete sentences, and does not make any sense.	Fair Sentences have 4 or more grammatical errors, some content is hard to understand.	Good Sentences have 1-3 grammatical errors but still makes sense.	Excellent Sentences are free of grammatical errors and makes sense.
Neatness 5 %	Poor Writing is not neat and the paper is messy. No cover is included.	Fair Writing is not neat in most places. Cover is included but not neat.	Good Writing is neat in some places. Cover is included	Excellent Writing is legible and the enitre paper is neat. Cover is included.