iRubric: Nobel Prize Project rubric

Chart is Extremely neat and organized and easy to read. There are 13 years on chart beginning with 1901 and ending in 2009 with each decade represented. Name of winner, country of origin, dollar amount of prize and reason for winning are clear and easy to read. There is a symbol/illustration for each winner.

Chart is neat and organized and easy to read.. There are 13 years on chart beginning with 1901 and ending in 2009 with each decade represented. Name of winner, country of origin, dollar amount of prize and reason for winning are clear. There is a symbol/illustration for each winner.

Chart is fairly neat and organized and easy to read.. There are 13 years on chart beginning with 1901 and ending in 2009. Name of winner, country of origin, dollar amount of prize and reason for winning are present. There is a symbol/illustration for most of the winners.

Chart is not neat and organized. Very few of the requirements are met or easy to understand.

Essay is typed and double spaced. It clearly answers the project's questions with an introduction, 1 - 3 paragraph middle and a conclusion. There are fewer than 5 spelling errors. Grammar is correct and essay is easy to read and understand.

Essay is typed and double spaced. It answers the project's questions with an introduction, 1 - 3 paragraph middle and a conclusion. There are fewer than 8 spelling errors. Grammar is correct and essay is reasonably easy to read and understand.

Essay is typed and double spaced. It somewhat answers the project's questions with an introduction, 1 - 3 paragraph middle and a conclusion. There are more than 8 spelling errors. Grammar is acceptable and essay is somewhat easy to read and understand.

Essay is not typed and not double spaced. There are too many spelling errors and it does not follow a basic essay format nor answer the projects questions.