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Map It! Rubric - Basic Mapping skills Digital or Handmade Map Rubric Code: RXBWA53 By nikkilafitte Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Digital or Handmade Map
	Exceeding (4) Level 4 3 pts	Meeting (3) Level 3 2 pts	Approaching (2) Level 2 1 pts	Beginning (1) Level 1 0 pts
Developing symbols	Exceeding (4) -all symbols and legend are accurate and clearly defined	Meeting (3) - some symbols and legend are accurate and clearly defined	Approaching (2) - symbols and legend are shown but not defined	Beginning (1) - no symbols and legend are shown on map
Self-drawn map	Exceeding (4) -Map is clear and easy to follow with all features	Meeting (3) - Map is mostly clear and easy to follow with most of the features	Approaching (2) - Map is not clear or unfinished	Beginning (1) -no map
Distance, location, direction on a	Exceeding (4) - All distance, location, direction are shown clearly and scaled.	Meeting (3) - Most of distance, location, direction are shown and some are unclear	Approaching (2) - Some of distance, location &/or direction are shown and most are unclear	Beginning (1) -Distance, location, direction not shown
Spelling	Exceeding (4) - spelling is correct.	Meeting (3) -one spelling error	Approaching (2) - Map contains several spelling errors.	Beginning (1) - No text/words shown
Display	Exceeding (4) Map accurately displays location(s) related to current era of study. Map reflects multple major events and locations of events along with detailed discriptions.	Meeting (3) Map accurately displays location(s) related to current era of study. Map reflects some major events and locations of events along with discriptions.	Approaching (2) Map somewhat displays mostly accurate location(s) related to current era of study. Map reflects few major events and locations of events along with discriptions.	Beginning (1) Map does not indicate location(s) related to current era of study. Map reflects no major events and locations of events nor discriptions.