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Northeast State Poster Northeast State Brochure A poster featuring the state name, capital city, major cities, major rivers, historic places, resources, and other interesting facts about the state. Students may choose to include additional information. Rubric Code: U274X5 By danidee Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Northeast State Poster
	No evidence 0 pts	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Excellent 20 pts
Information	No evidence No information was provided.	Poor Some information was included and was mostly accurate.	Fair Almost all information was included and accurate.	Excellent All information was included and was accurate.
Pictures	No evidence No pictures were provided.	Poor Some pictures were shown and labeled.	Fair Most pictures were shown and labeled accurately.	Excellent All required information and pictures were shown and labeled accurately.
Spelling and Punctuation	No evidence No effort was made to provide proper capitalization and punctuation.	Poor Some proper nouns were capitalized and contained numerous punctuation and spelling errors.	Fair Most proper nouns were capitalized and few punctuation and spelling errors.	Excellent Spelling and punctuation was correct and proper nouns were capitalized.
Neatness	No evidence No evidence of neatness.	Poor Poster is messy and doesn't show much effort.	Fair Poster is somewhat neat and shows some effort. Some coloring has been done.	Excellent Poster is colorful, writing is done neatly, and has an overall appearance that is neat and shows a lot of effort.
Effort/Focus	No evidence No evidence of effort was observed during this project.	Poor Student did not appear to be on-task, had trouble communicating with peers, and contributed little to the poster.	Fair Student appeared to be on-task, communicated with peers, and contributed to the poster during almost all the time.	Excellent Student appeared to be on-task all of the time, communicated with peers, and contributed to the poster. Excellent job!