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Country Research Project

Research and write a research paper on a country from your given area of the world. Follow the rubric

Rubric Code: LC3C36

By jennifergarrett

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Country Research
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts	Notes (N/A)
Paragraph Information	Poor Missing more than half of the information detailed in checklist.	Fair Missing no more than 5 pieces of necessary information from the checklist.	Good Researches and uses all information in checklist.	Notes
Map	Poor Includes a sketch. Little if any information is labeled. Little to no color.	Fair Spent fair amount of time on map and labels capital. Some color is used. Legible but still rushed.	Good Obviously spent much time on map. Includes all necessary information (capital, major rivers/landforms, etc). Used color well and it easy to read.	Notes
Flag	Poor A rushed sketch of the flag. Little to no time spent on flag. Messy. Small. Symbols are not accurate.	Fair Flag is at least the size of a sheet of copy paper and is easily seen from a distance. Symbols may not be quite the size necessary to make flag accurate but effort is shown.	Good Flag is very bright and colorful. Symbols are accurately portrayed.	Notes
Pictures: Landform/Choice	Poor One of the pictures is missing.	Fair Both pictures are shown but may not be mentioned in paper.	Good Both pictures are shown and both are mentioned in paper.	Notes x2 for this column (2 pictures)
Cover	Poor Missing necessary components; messy	Fair Only one missing component.	Good Has all necessary components as shown in example.	Notes
Formatting/Editing	Poor Student did not follow directions on formatting; More than 6 mistakes in formatting/editing	Fair Students has between 3-5 mistakes in formatting/editing.	Good Only 1-2 mistakes in formatting or editing. Student showed great effort in creating a "perfect" paper.	Notes