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First Nation 3-D Model Evaluation 
First Nation 3-D Model Evaluation
Rubric Code: J74A32
By cebaltexas
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric First Nation 3-D Model
  Level 2

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Level 3

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Level 4

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Components

Level 2

Has little of the components required.
Level 3

Is missing a few of the components required.
Level 4

Has all of the components required and more (eg. food, transportation, homes, landscape etc.)
Visual Appeal

Level 2

Does not use many tactile materials and design is very simple.
Level 3

Uses some tactile materials and has done a nice good job in creating the native environment.
Level 4

Uses many tactile materials and has gone over and above with creativity to creative the native environment.
Presentation

Level 2

Has difficulty speaking about components and presentation is lacking.
Level 3

Is somewhat able to speak about the components and is usually loud, clear and makes some eye contact.
Level 4

Is able to speak about components freely and is loud, clear and makes good eye contact.




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