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Commemorative Coins Commemorative Coins Create a coin commemorating an important figure in the War of 1812. Rubric Code: MA59A5 By Redmolo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

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Graphics - Originality	4 The graphics used on the poster reflect an exceptional degree of student creativity in their creation and/or display.	3 The graphics used on the poster reflect student creativity in their creation and/or display.	2 The graphics are made by the student but are primarily based on the designs or ideas of others.	1 No graphics made by the student are included.
Choice of Symbol	4 Symbol is original and distinct. It is an excellent choice to honour the chosen subject.	3 Symbol is sort of original. It is a good choice to honour the subject.	2 Symbol is a good choice but is not original. Similar to already established symbols.	1 Symbol is not a good choice to honour the subject. It is either irrelevant or inappropriate.
Coin Design	4 All of the elements are included. They have been used to add "authenticity" to the coin.	3 All of the required elements are included.	2 Most of the required elements are included.	1 Missing some required elements.
Attractiveness	4 The coin is exceptionally attractive in terms fo design, layout, and neatness. Excellent choice of font and technique.	3 The coin is attractive in terms of design, layour, and neatness. Good choice of font and technique.	2 The coin is acceptably attractive though it may be a bit messy. OK choice of font and technique.	1 The coin is distractingly messy or poorly designed. It is not attractive. The font is hard to read or a poor choice.
Paragraph	4 Paragraph concisely explains the importance of the figure to Canada and their choice of symbol.	3 Paragraph adaquately explains the importance of the figure to Canada and their choice of symbol.	2 Paragraph has some grasp of the importance of the figure to Canada and gives some justification for the choice of symbol.	1 Paragraph does not grasp the importance of the figure to Canada and/or does not explain why he/she chose that symbol.