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Executive Branch of Government Executive Branch of Government Students will create a display and give a presentation about a particular branch of government. Rubric Code: WA59B6 By Redmolo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Executive Branch
	Poor 2 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 4 pts
Role/Job of Executive Branch	Poor Group members did not include the role/job of the Executive Branch of government.	Fair Groups members named the roles/jobs of the Executive Branch, but did not describe.	Good Groups members described in detail the roles/jobs of the Executive Branch of government.
Powers of the President	Poor Group members did not name the powers of the President.	Fair Group members named some of the powers of the President. Groups members did not describe the powers listed.	Good Group members named and described all of the powers of the President in detail.
Limitations on President's Powers	Poor Students did not list the limitations of the President's powers set forth by Congress.	Fair Students listed some of the limitations of the President's powers set forth by Congress. Students did not describe the limitations.	Good Students listed and described all of the limitations of the President's powers set forth by 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.
Branch Organization	Poor Students did not desribe or list the ways that the Executive Branch of government is organized.	Fair Students listed and described some of the ways the Executive Branch of government is organized. Students included some of the roles/jobs of each department.	Good Students listed and described in detail all of the ways the Executive Branch of government is organized. Students included the role/job of each department.
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.