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Rubric Code: TX3BW4X
By mhardin612
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Great

4 pts

Completed Project

Poor

Very little effort made to complete project. One element of the project completed.
Fair

Some effort was made to complete project. Two elements of the project completed
Good

Effort was made to complete project. Two elements of the project completed.
Great

Much effort was made to complete the project. All 3 elements of the project completed.
Spelling and Grammar

Poor

5 or more spelling and grammar errors.
Fair

4 to 5 spelling and grammar errors.
Good

4-2 spelling and grammar errors
Great

2 or less spelling or grammar errors.
Quality of Project

Poor

Project is not thought out. Poor quality and done in haste.
Fair

A little bit of time spent on the project.
Good

Project is thought out, but not enough time spent to have a great project.
Great

Time well spent. Well thought out project. Hard work deserves an A.




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