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Design Your City: Map Project

You will create a map of a Spanish city, using data gathered from your research. Your city map must include: all locations in the project outline, parallel and perpendicular streets and avenues and clear labels of key structures and places (IN SPANISH). Please include a map title. Remember to be creative!

Rubric Code: HX2C8B6

By mcasanas

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Subject: Foreign Languages

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Design Your City
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Average 3 pts	Poor 2 pts
Map Components	Excellent The map includes a relevant title, twelve places and streets and avenues.	Good Map is missing one of the key features.	Average The map does not contain two or more of the key features.	Poor None of the main map components were included.
Listed Landmarks	Excellent The map includes all twelve predetermined landmarks. Landmarks are clearly identified and marked with Spanish names.	Good The map includes fewer than 12 landmarks and/or majority of landmarks are not clearly identified with Spanish names.	Average The map includes fewer than 8 landmarks and incorporates no Spanish place names.	Poor Student failed to identify the landmarks in Spanish.
Visual Display	Excellent The map includes specific details to include street names that allows map to be easily interpreted.	Good The map incorporates some details, but is unclear in portions. Somewhat difficult to interpret specific locations and proximity.	Average The map does not incorporate details. It is extremely difficult to understand. Locations and proximity are hard to decipher.	Poor Map is incomplete.
Written Composition	Excellent Composition includes twelve sentences pertaining to all locations. Sentences are written in Spanish, include prepositional phrases, and have few to no errors.	Good Composition includes sentences pertaining to majority of the locations, but neglects to address certain locations. Sentences are written in Spanish with several errors. Prepositional phrases are used with some accuracy.	Average Composition addresses fewer than 8 locations and/or fails to address locations. Sentences are written in English. No use of prepositional phrases.	Poor Student failed to write a composition element for project. More than half of the sentences are missing or incorrectly written.