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With this project you are going to think and explore what Civil Rights means to you. Use your imagination and come up with a picture or drawing showing how you feel, and what you think about the freedoms you have. You may use crayons, colored pencils, markers, pictures, shapes, and/or letters. While you may not cut out an entire picture and glue it to the card stock provided, you are welcome to do a collage of pictures and shapes you cut out and piece together. Use plenty of creativity; many of these will be displayed on the class bulletin board. This project is worth a test grade. Write two paragraphs on the back of your artwork answering the following: Please write in complete sentences using your best grammar and spelling. This project is worth a test grade, and will help your grade for this class.
Rubric Code: JX7B5AC
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Civil Rights Project
A picture or drawing, plus a writing assignment showing how you feel, and what you think about the freedoms you have.
  Objective not met

Student did not turn in project or did not complete objective assigned.

0 pts

Objective Partially Met

Student only met parts of the assigned objective.

5 pts

Objective Met

Student met all assigned objectives.

10 pts

Imagination and Creativity
10 pts

Students produced a product that is attractive and creative.

Objective not met

Student put little or no effort into producing the assigned artwork.
Objective Partially Met

Student did not completely follow directions in creating their artwork.
Objective Met

Student produced artwork as assigned.
Vocabulary in Artwork
10 pts

Civil Rights vocabulary incorporated into the picture created.

Objective not met

Student did not incorporate any vocabulary words into the produced artwork.
Objective Partially Met

Student did not incorporate all three words into the produced artwork.
Objective Met

Student incorporated all vocabulary into the produced artwork.
Vocabulary in Writing
10 pts

Civil Rights vocabulary incorporated into the paragraphs written.

Objective not met

Student did not incorporate any vocabulary words into the produced writing.
Objective Partially Met

Student did not incorporate all three words into the produced writing.
Objective Met

Student incorporated all vocabulary into the produced writing.
Length of Writing Assignment
10 pts

Students wrote at least two paragraphs answering the assigned questions.

Objective not met

Student did little or no writing.
Objective Partially Met

Student did not fulfill the assigned objective of two full paragraphs.
Objective Met

Student fulfilled objective in writing their paragraphs.
First assigned question in writing
10 pts

Would you have risked your life, freedom, or safety to fight for your own rights or those of your friends and family?

Objective not met

Student did not answer any of the assigned questions.
Objective Partially Met

Student partially answered the assigned question.
Objective Met

Student completely answered the assigned question.
Second assigned question in writing
10 pts

Why or why not?

Objective not met

Student did not answer any of the assigned questions.
Objective Partially Met

Student partially answered the assigned question.
Objective Met

Student completely answered the assigned question.
Third assigned question in writing
10 pts

What kind of qualities must a person have in order to challenge injustice?

Objective not met

Student did not answer any of the assigned questions.
Objective Partially Met

Student partially answered the assigned question.
Objective Met

Student completely answered the assigned question.
Complete sentences
10 pts

Student wrote in complete sentences as assigned in the project.

Objective not met

Student did not use complete sentences in writing assignment.
Objective Partially Met

Student did not write all sentences in a complete manner, or only used partial sentences.
Objective Met

Student used all complete sentences in their writing assignment.
Grammar and Spelling
10 pts

Student used their best grammar and spelling as assigned in the project.

Objective not met

Student did not use proper grammar and spelling in their writing assignment.
Objective Partially Met

Student only used partial good grammar and spelling in their writing assignment.
Objective Met

Student used all good grammar and spelling in their writing assignment.
What do Civil Rights mean to you?
10 pts

Does the student's artwork answer the question of the project? Artwork and writing must relate and pertain to Civil Rights.

Objective not met

Student did not meet objective.
Objective Partially Met

Student artwork only partially meets the criteria.
Objective Met

Student artwork meets the criteria.



Keywords:
  • Civil Rights, Activism, Legitimacy, Boycott, Legacy, Literacy, Milestone, Restrictive, Obstructive, Alienation, Chaos, Dilapidated

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