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Postcards

Read a Viking Saga as a class and have the class create a Postcard from the information gathered about the vikings.

Rubric Code: V5X5X6

By dhinshaw

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Subject: History

Type: Project

Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Points Earned 16 pts
Illustration of pictures	Excellent Extremely visible objects, clear view of what was drawn, neatly drawn, details are evident, colorful, lots of time was put into picture.	Good Visible objects, drawing is some what clear, drew at least three of the pictures, some what colorful, some time went into the project.	Fair Picture is of fair quality. Not very colorful, drawings are not neat. Not evident that much time was spent on this project.	Poor Picture is poor quality. Evident that no time was put in to this project. Rushed and not completed. Drawings are unclear.	Points Earned
Spelling and Grammar	Excellent All words are spelled correctly. Sentences are correct and make sense. Neatly written.	Good There are a few mistakes with the spelling, grammar, and punctuation.	Fair There are many mistakes with spelling, sentence structure and grammar. Messy work.	Poor There is no punctuation. Messy. No correct sentences.	Points Earned
Adress, Heading, and Closing	Excellent The headings, address, and closings are complete.	Good At least two out of three are complete.	Fair At least one of the three is complete.	Poor None of the three are complete.	Points Earned
Written message	Excellent The message is full of interesting things about the saga. Written neatly and enthusiastically. Has at least three facts stated in the message. Very few grammer errors.	Good Message has some interesting facts about the saga. Message is somewhat neat. Writer seems interested. Has at least two facts stated in the message. Some grammer errors.	Fair Message has very few facts about the saga. Message is not written neatly. Writer does not seem interested in the message. Has at least one fact stated in the message. Several grammer errors.	Poor Message has no real facts about the saga. Nothing is neat. Does not have any facts stated in the message.	Points Earned