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Historical Monuments Project French Monuments Project Imagine you work as a travel agent. You create a PowerPoint about a United States monument. The presentation of the monument has pictures. It's neat and organized with a title. Includes the following points: How tall or big is it? When, Why and Who built it? What other interesting facts should visitors know? What are the hours of operation? How many tourists visit each year? Is it open all year? How much does it cost to visit? Rubric Code: NXC58B9 By CynWright Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

U.S. Monument Project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Power Point Slides	Poor Power Point is less than required number of slides. There are 5 or more typographical or grammatical errors.	Fair Power Point includes some required answers. There are fewer than 5 typographical or grammatical errors.	Good Power Point meets all length requirements. There are NO typographical or grammatical errors.
Presentation	Poor Presentation is less than 1 minute long, and does not include relevant information. The presenter mumbles and mispronounces many words.	Fair Presentation is one to two minutes long and includes all relevant information. The presenter does not speaks clearly, nor maintain level speaking voice or pronounces all words incorrectly.	Good Presentation is two minutes long and includes all relevant information & additional points of interest. The presenter speaks clearly and pronounces all words correctly.
Artistic Product	Poor The representation of the monument is sloppy, incomplete, or inaccurate. The representation does not include pictures.	Fair The representation of the monument is neat, complete, and labelled appropriately. There is only one picture.	Good There are pictures to show the monuments actual features & attractiveness. The representation is titled appropriately and well organized.