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Ontario Provincial Parks Brochure Non-Fiction Research Project - Animal Brochure Rubric Code: QXAAC5X By carlymarch Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Ontario Provincial Parks Brochure
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FRONT FLAP	1 Is missing a catchy title and picture of the park or caption.	2 Brochure has a title but no picture of the park or caption.	3 Brochure has a title and a picture of the park but no caption.	4 The brochure has a title, a picture of the park and a caption about the picture.
BACK FLAP	1 This section does not include any jobs in a provincial park.	2 This section includes a few (1-2) jobs in a provincial park.	3 This section includes most (3-4) jobs in a provincial park.	4 This section includes all (5 or more) jobs in a provincial park.
INSIDE FLAPS	1 There are no subtopics listed as heading on each flap with no facts supporting each subtopic.	2 There are 1-2 subtopics listed as heading on each flap with 1 fact supporting each subtopic.	3 There are 4-5 subtopics listed as heading on each flap with 2-3 facts supporting each subtopic.	4 There are 5 subtopics listed as heading on each flap with 4 or more facts supporting each subtopic.
OVERALL PRESENTATION	1 Brochure looks poor. Not written in student's own words. Writing is sloppy and pictures are scribbled on. Overall the brochure does not look presentable. Spelling errors.	2 Brochure looks fair. Not written in student's own words. Pictures are present, but not the student's best work. Overall the brochure is okay. Spelling errors.	3 Brochure is nicely written. Most of the information is written in student's own words. Pictures are neat and fit with the park chosen. Overall the brochure looks presentable. Little to no spelling errors.	4 Brochure contains excellent penmanship. Written in student's own words. Pictures are high quality (cut and pasted neatly). Overall the brochure looks professional. No spelling errors.