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Roman Times Newspaper Project Roman Times Newspaper Project The student will make a newspaper including 5 articles and other features to share a chosen historical topic from the list provided. Rubric Code: NX5AX67 By Mtap112a Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Overall newspaper
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts
Headlines	Poor No headlines were included or headlines were not relevant to the story	Fair Some headlines were included or only some headlines were relevant to their stories	Good Each article was accompanied by an headline with was relevant to the story
Illustrations/photos	Poor No illustration/photo was included.	Fair Some illustrations/photos were included; illustrations/photos were messy or not relevant to the story	Good All articles included relevant illustrations/photos; illustrations were presented neatly
Photo Credits/Captions	Poor No captions were included or captions did not support the illustration & article	Fair Some captions were included; some captions were related to the illustration; some captions only vaguely supported the illustrations and article	Good All Captions were included; captions were related to the accompanying articles; captions were clearly written to support the illustrations and articles
Article Content	Poor The articles were not historically accurate; the articles were not written in the student's own words; the articles did not minimum the minimum length requirement of 1 paragraph; there were many spelling/grammatical errors.	Fair The articles contained some historically accurate facts; the student summarized some of the information in his/her own words; the articles met the minimum length requirement, but contained some spelling/grammar errors.	Good The article was historically accurate; the student clearly summarized the information in his/her own words; the articles met the minimum length requirements and there were have two or fewer spelling/grammar errors.
Creativity	Poor The newspaper shows little creativity.	Fair The newspaper shows some creativity.	Good The newspaper shows a lot of creativity.
Neatness	Poor Newspaper appears thrown together and/or not layed out logically; the newspaper is dirty or messy; the writing is illegible due to poor penmanship	Fair Newspaper has all articles, photos and headlines, but the layout is crooked, edges sticking up, or somewhat messy; the writing is difficult to read due to weak penmanship.	Good Newspaper is neatly laid out with articles, photos and headlines aligned properly; the writing is easy to read and the student's penmanship is clearly displayed