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Media: 72 Hour Preparedness Poster for Winter Blizzards 
PSA Poster Project
This is a Media Assignment for A Public Service Announcement (PSA) to deliver a message to the public– about how to prepare for a Winter Storm such as a Blizzard and to be ready for 72 Hours without electricity and to have enough food, water, etc. and to be able to communicate with others and to stay safe until Emergency Crews can restore power. Construction Paper, glue, scissors, are all on the blue cabinet at the front of the classroom and markers are at the back on the trolley.
Rubric Code: QX77B4X
By MelonyFrances
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

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  Below Proficient

5 pts

Partially-Proficient

10 pts

Proficient

15 pts

Visuals

Below Proficient

Poster reflects little effort or seriousness. Very little color and and only one or no visuals. Writing is hand-written, small and hard to read.
Partially-Proficient

Poster reflect some seriousness and effort. Has some color and is creative. More effort could have been put into the visual part of the poster. Writing is hand-written, difficult to read, but can be deciphered.
Proficient

Good use of visuals on poster with typed captions. Visuals are creative and colorful and reflect the seriousness of the project.
Organization & Content

Below Proficient

Poster is unclear in the message. Poster reflects little time or effort in organization. The tittle, captions and other writing is difficult to read and does not make sense to the reader. Did not include and factual data.
Partially-Proficient

Poster has a message, but is vague. Title and other writing is small and not easy to read. Could have put more effort into the organization part of the project. Few spelling or grammatical mistakes. Some factual data evident.
Proficient

Poster has a clear, readable message. with true/factual infomation. Title and other writing is easy to read and make sense. Little or no spelling or grammer errors. Great effort on organization.
Overall criteria for project

Below Proficient

Did not follow directions. Not visually appealing. Unclear message.
Partially-Proficient

Did not follow direction. Bland/boring in appearance. Eventually able to figure out what message is being conveyed.
Proficient

Followed instructions almost to the letter. Visually appealing, with factual and/or relevant information. Can understand what concern is being addressed.
Relevant Terms

Below Proficient

Has no relevant terms in the poster or handout. Viewer has no clue about the topic and what they are supposed to learn.
Partially-Proficient

Poster has 1-2 terms that are relevant to the topic. Viewer somewhat understands what the topic is.
Proficient

Has 3 or more relevant terms about the topic. The viewer knows exactly what message you are trying to tell them in the piece of work. Excellent job.



Keywords:
  • 72 Hours of Preparedness - Is YOUR Family Ready in case of a Blizzard?



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