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Legislative Branch of Government Legislative Branch of Government Students will create a display and give a presentation about a particular branch of government. Rubric Code: VA59B7 By Redmolo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Legislative Branch
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts
Functions/Parts of Branch	Poor Group members did not include the functions of the Legislative Branch of government. Group members did name the parts of the Legislative Branch of government.	Fair Groups members named a few of the functions of the Legislative Branch. Students named the parts of the Legislative Branch.	Good Groups members described in detail the functions of the Legislative Branch of government. Group members named and described the parts of the Legislative Branch of government.
Procedures for Making a Law	Poor Group members did not list the procedures for making a law.	Fair Group members listed the procedures for making a law, but did not provide details.	Good Group members listed and described the procedures for making a law.
Powers/Limitations of Congress	Poor Students did not list the limitations of Congress. Students did not describe the powers of Congress.	Fair Students listed some of the powers and limitations of Congress.	Good Students listed and described all limitations and powers of Congress.
Key Vocabulary	Poor Students did not include key vocabulary terms that were listed in their chapter.	Fair Studenst named and defined some vocabulary listed in their chapter.	Good Students named and described all key vocabulary terms for their chapter.
Responsibilities of Branch/Members	Poor Students did not list or describe the responsibilities of the Legislative Branch and its parts.	Fair Students listed and described some of the responsiblities for the Legislative Branch and its parts.	Good Students listed and described in detail all responsibilities of the Legislative Branch and its parts.
Neatness/Completeness	Poor Display is not neat, complete, and is missing several items. There are many spelling errors.	Fair Display is neat, but is missing a few items. Display is not neat, but includes all items. There are several spelling errors.	Good Display is neat, complete, and contains few spelling errors.