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USA-ESL Beginner 
Used to assess students understanding of cardinal points and directionality through prepositions.
Rubric Code: TBW926
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Handout  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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The criteria that will be used to analyze and assign grades for Mapping assignments
  Exceptional-Great Job!

Level 4

5 pts

Good-Nice

Level 3

4 pts

Average-Keep trying!

Level 2

3 pts

Poor-Let's review!

Level 1

1 pts

Completeness

This is how much of the assignment was completed.

Exceptional-Great Job!

All items are located and shaded on map.
Good-Nice

Most items are located and shaded on map,
missing 1-2
Average-Keep trying!

Some items are located and shaded on map,
missing 3-5
Poor-Let's review!

A few items are located and shaded on map,
missing 6-8
Use of correct prepositions

Ss will use the correct prepositions of space and location to identify places on a town map.

Exceptional-Great Job!

Student follows the written directions with oral and visual prompts and find all the specific locations on the map.
Good-Nice

Student follows the written directions with oral and visual prompts and find most specific locations on the map.
Average-Keep trying!

Student follows the written directions with oral and visual promptsand find some (2-3) specific locations on the map.
Poor-Let's review!

Student are not able to follow the written directions even with both oral and visual prompting.
Map Elements

Items necessary for maps such as student name, compass rose, legend, key, street names and any other needed items.

Exceptional-Great Job!

Name is on assignment. Any other items required by the assignment such as legend, colour, etc. are ALL present.
Good-Nice

Name is on assignment. Most of the other required items are present such as legend, colour, etc. Missing no more than 2.
Average-Keep trying!

Name, but missing 3-5 of required map elements such as legend, colour, etc.
Poor-Let's review!

Is missing either name. Most of the other required elements such as legend, colour, etc are missing. (more than 5)
Answer C.D.

This is how accurately items are placed, how legible the handwriting is and amount of correct spelling.

Exceptional-Great Job!

All answers correct. writing is legible.
Good-Nice

Most answers are correct, with many mispells.
Average-Keep trying!

Some items with mispells.
Poor-Let's review!

Few items are correct with many mispells.
knowing the cardinal points

Studen is able to define all the coordinates of a compass both orally and in written form.

Exceptional-Great Job!

Studen is able to define all the coordinates of a compass both by speaking or pointing and in written form by completing a cloze handout.
Good-Nice

Studen is able to define most of the coordinates of a compass (6-7) both by speaking or pointing and in written form by completing a cloze handout.
Average-Keep trying!

Studen is able to define some of the coordinates of a compass (4-5) both by speaking or pointing and in written form by completing a cloze handout.
Poor-Let's review!

Studen is not able to define any of the coordinates of a compass neither by speaking or pointing or in written form.



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  • Map, Geography

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