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Ancient Trade Routes Students will research and map the three important trade routes, Silk, West Africa and Atlantic, and Route to India. Map must include major people, dates, places, goods, and transfer of ideas. Rubric Code: WCAB4C By ragoonathr Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Trade Routes Choose one
	Poor Students struggle with task oriented assignments. 1 pts	Fair Students should make additional efforts to focus on the task. 2 pts	Good Students show initiative to work thoroughly. 3 pts
Three routes Silk Road, Slave Trade and Sea Route of the Spice trade	Poor Route is not clearly identified (traced and colored) and labeled	Fair Route is somewhat clearly identified (traced and colored) and labeled	Good Route is clearly identified(traced and colored) and labeled.
Major peopleGroups Henry the Navigator Da Gama Diaz Ponce De Leon Balboa Marco Polo Magellan Vespucci Columbus	Poor acceptable explorers: exploration and dates included on the map.	Fair somewhat relevant explorers, exploration and dates included on the map.	Good relevant explorers: exploration and dates included on the map.
Goods/Products As you research, identify products that were traded	Poor 1-2 major products included and clearly color coded	Fair 3-4 major products included and clearly color coded	Good 6 major products of interest included and color coded.
Places Major places/countries/cities/Stops are included on the map	Poor 1 total major place/s/countries/cities/Stops are included on the map	Fair 2 total major places/countries/cities/Stops are included on the map	Good 4 total major places/countries/cities/Stops are included on the map
Neatness and Color Colors make map easy to read. Words are neatly written/typed No untidy smudges Pictures are neat and organized	Poor Acceptable	Fair Very Good	Good Excellent
Spelling	Poor 3 or more misspellings on the project	Fair 1-2 misspellings on the project	Good No misspellings on the project
Visual Map is easy to read and of high quality labels, pictures, routes, details	Poor Acceptaable	Fair Very Good	Good Excellent
Student notes Take notes on key Facts.	Poor Insufficient notes	Fair Sufficient notes	Good Comprehensive notes
Student notes Notes are neat and organized.	Poor Notes need organizing and writing neatly.	Fair Notes are somewhat neat and organized.	Good Notes are very neat and well organized.