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Poster and Presentation rubric

Poster and Presentation rubric for Ancient Civilizations

Students will create a project reflecting information learned from a novel study

Rubric Code: PX43B72

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Subject: Social Sciences

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Project/Presentation
	Exceeds 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Social Studies Information 15 pts Evidence of social studies learning & collaboration.	Exceeds Poster has detailed paragraph from each student. Information is consistent and not repeated. Information from all categories included.	Good Poster has paragraph from each student. Some additional jot-notes from other categories included.	Fair Missing a paragraph or partially incomplete paragraph.	Poor Poster is lacking in group elements required.
Media Text Features 10 pts	Exceeds The project includes 3+ media features that illustrate and support information. (images, videos, bold text features, hyper-links, QR code, etc) The project shows creativity and style.	Good The project includes 2+ features that illustrate and support the content. The project is visually organized and easy to find information.	Fair The project includes 1+ text features that illustrate and support the content. Images, videos, links not relevant to research categories.	Poor Little effort made and/or difficulties with collaboration.
Active Listening 10 pts Collaboration & Self-Regulation	Exceeds Listen attentively to group members. Shows respect as audience member, full-body listening, waits turn, raises hand, participates with comments or questions, does not interrupt presenters. Politely takes and gives feedback.	Good	Fair	Poor
Oral Presentation 20 pts	Exceeds The student speaks clearly and effectively. Makes eye contact continuously. Varies voice level and expression. Relaxed, prepared. Enthusiastic "expert" of information category. Answers all questions confidentaly.	Good The student speaks clearly and presents a good amount of information. Answers most questions. Relaxed, prepared, makes eye contact.	Fair There are several confusing moments and the information presented is not completely shared during the presentation. Minimal eye contact, may mumble or be hard to hear.	Poor No preparation was done for the presentation and the information that is presented lacks many elements of what is expected. Goes off topic. Excessive amount of time or too little time presenting.
Images 10 pts	Exceeds The project includes at least 5 relevant pictures, images or diagrams. Each image has an identifying, descriptive caption.	Good The poster includes at least 4 important pictures or illustrations with captions.	Fair The project includes 3 important pictures. Missing some captions.	Poor The project includes pictures but may be irrelevant, anachronistic or off-topic. Missing most or all captions.
Paragraph Writing 30 pts	Exceeds Detailed with historical facts & specific evidence. Paragraph form: indent, double spaced, sub-title, one main idea, 5+ specific facts with examples, catchy topic sentence & closing sentence. 2-3 grammatical errors. Uses descriptive words. Sentences are varied and make sense. Shows evidence of writing process: pre-writing, drafting, revising, self-editing, peer-editing.	Good Gives 4 or more facts and specific evidence. Explains importance of each fact (why). Proper paragraph form: indent, double spaced, sub-title, one main idea, 4+ facts with specific examples, catchy topic & closing sentence. 3-4 grammatical errors. Uses some descriptive, words. Most sentences are clear. Missing some evidence of writing process.	Fair Missing 1 or more parts of proper paragraph. Less than 4 facts/examples. Does not explain importance/significance. Some parts unclear or disorganized. Ineffective use of writing process.	Poor Gives 2 or less specific facts. Missing evidence. Missing 3 or more parts of proper paragraph. 5 or more grammatical errors. Writing is unclear or disorganized. Little evidence of effort to follow or use writing process.

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