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Cold War Chess Piece and Identifications 
Rubric Code: QXX826X
By zarmstrong
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Cold War Chess Piece
  Beginning

1 pts

Progressing

3 pts

Meeting

5 pts

Identifications

Beginning

2 or less Identifications. Minimally identified.
Progressing

At least 3 Identifications, but they are not ID with enough information to place them in the correct Cold War context.
Meeting

4 Identifications that provide enough information to place them in the correct context.
Chess Piece: Effort/Creativity

Beginning

More effort was needed.
Progressing

Good Chess Piece. Model country can be identified, and it looks like the desired Chess Piece.
Meeting

Excellent Chess Piece. Clear effort and attention to detail evident.
Chess Piece: Paragraph

Beginning

Paragraph does not explain the Chess Piece
Progressing

Developing explanation of Chess Piece
Meeting

Clear, concise explanation of the Cold War Chess Piece.
Noodle-tools Citation

Beginning

not yet
Progressing

Is present, but is incomplete and/or missing key elements
Meeting

Citation is present not missing any elements.




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