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Sorting Steps in a Process 
Correctly order steps in a process and justify the order chosen.
Rubric Code: PBB7A5
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Subject: Humanities  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Order of steps

Poor

Many steps in the process are out of order.
Fair

The Majority of the steps are in the correct order.
Good

Almost all of the steps are in the correct order.
Excellent

All steps in the process are in the correct order.
Justification of order of steps

Poor

No attempt has been made to justify placement of steps.
Fair

Some attempt has been made to justify placement of steps but justifications are not logical.
Good

A majority of the steps have logical justification for their placement.
Excellent

Placement of all steps are reasonably and logically justified.
Participation in Group

Poor

Did not participate in the group project.
Fair

Some attempt was made to participate.
Good

Participated in the group project but did not help others to participate.
Excellent

Participated in the group project and effectively encouraged others to participate to the best of their abilities.



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  • Order, Justify, Process

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