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The Game of FOG Board Game Procedure & Game Board Build a game from scratch. Include the procedure for playing the game as well as the board, materials needed, or anything else needed to play your game. This game should demonstrate some concept learned in the FOG slideshow. Ex. Fats, Oils, Grease; fatberg, garbage disposals... think of your audience as being younger students you want to teach with a fun game that teaches about the right and wrong things to put down the drains in your house. Rubric Code: T2246AC By aleahcampbell Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assignment Grade Levels: 6-8

Catogory
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Procedure/Instructions	Excellent Had all of the instructions in a very easy to read and understandable format.	Good Had all of the instructions, but the instructions were difficult to follow.	Satisfactory Had less than half of the instructions, difficult to follow.	Poor Had few instructions and was confusing.
Creativity	Excellent The game was very interesting, fun, and used creative ways of teaching a younger audience about FOG. The activities were well thought out. The game reflected creative thinking.	Good The game was interesting and parts were fun. The game reflected some creative thinking.	Satisfactory The game was predictable but the activities brought an element of fun to the game - they were creative.	Poor You don't have a game.
Materials	Excellent The materials needed are listed and easily available.	Good Most of the materials are listed and available.	Satisfactory The game is creative, but the materials needed are not realistic.	Poor It is unclear what the user needs to play this game.
Education/audience	Excellent This is an appropriate and fun game for a younger audience. It is creative and audience will understand FOG or a different issue with household drains.	Good This is mostly appropriate and fun for a younger audience. It is mostly on topic and educational.	Satisfactory This may be a little confusing for a younger audience or the educational value is unclear.	Poor This is not appropriate for a younger audience, not educational, or bizarrely off topic.