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Student Lesson Presentation Student Lesson Presentation Students will work in a group or on their own to create a lesson plan on any topic. They will turn in a written or typed copy of their lesson plan as well as a copy of their assessment prior to their presentation. Rubric Code: LXAA93B By crisfarfancedsa Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Poor 0 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts	Excellent 5 pts
Objective What exactly do you want your students to be able to do by the end of the lesson?	Poor Not included	Fair Objective is included in the plans, but not stated at the beginning of the lesson	Good Objective is stated at the beginning of the lesson, but it is not clear.	Excellent Objective is clearly stated at the beginning of the lesson and included on the written plans
Procedures How am I going to present the lesson i.e. lecture, power point, hand outs. What am I going to say?	Poor Not included	Fair Bare minimum written lesson provided. Another group would struggle to understand what the objective is and to meet it.	Good Written lesson is provided but some details are left out. Another group could get through the lesson and meet the objective, but with difficulty.	Excellent Written lesson is very detailed. Another group could present my lesson if I were not able to, and meet the objective
Materials What will you need to teach this lesson? This includes student supplies as well as your own. Don’t forget about technology such as your doc cam and laptop.	Poor Not included	Fair A few materials are listed, but others are used in the lesson that are not in the written plan.	Good	Excellent Comprehensive list of materials needed are provided in the written lesson plan
Assessment This is how you as a teacher evaluate whether or not your students met your lesson objective.	Poor Not included	Fair Assessment is overly easy or is silly.	Good Assessment has parts that were not covered in the lesson.	Excellent Assessment measures what was presented. All questions relate to the lesson. It is not silly or overly easy.
Presentation Each member of the group presents a portion of the lesson demonstrating that they are familiar with the topic.	Poor Student did not present. This will also result in a zero for the entire project.	Fair Students shows little knowledge of the subject.	Good Student shows knowledge of the subject but is silly and distracting.	Excellent Student shows knowledge of the subject and presents clearly and seriously.