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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes! After designing a unique shoe, students create an ad to sell their shoe with a sale price utilizing "percent" off or a similar mathematical property. Rubric Code: WX3975 By cdthurston Draft Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, Undergraduate

Shoes, Shoes, Shoes After designing a unique shoe, students create an ad to sell their shoe with a sale price utilizing "percent" off or a similar mathematical property.
	Excellent Sudent mastered concept with 0/1 errors. 3 pts	Good Student showed some mastery of the concept with 2/3 errors. 2 pts	Fair Student showed limited mastery of the concept with 4/5 errors. 1 pts	Poor Student showed virtually no understanding of the concept wit 6 plus errors or failure to complete. 0 pts	Total (N/A)
Shoe Design God to nikeid.com and design/save/print a unique, personalized shoe.	Excellent Unique shoe design, properly saved and printed.	Good Unique design, either not saved or printed properly.	Fair No personalized design, used Nike's design, not saved or printed properly.	Poor No shoe design	Total
Ad design Design an ad that shows a picture of your shoe along with a colorful, interesting ad campaign designed to sell your shoe. Use Microsoft Publisher, with a copy/paste of designed shoe.	Excellent Colorful, "catchy" ad containing a picture of the actual shoe and a slogan designed for your shoe.	Good Good ad with picture, no slogan	Fair Ad with a stock shoe and no slogan, but shows some creativity.	Poor No ad	Total
Sale Price Create a sales incentive for the shoe utilizing a discount or sale in percent form. Know the new price and the amount of the reduction.	Excellent Ad shows a sale price utilizing percent and student can mathematically demonstrate the new/old price when asked.	Good Ad shows a sale utilizing percent but student cannot state new/old price when quizzed with complete accuracy.	Fair Ad makes an attempt at a sale price, but does not utilize percents and student can only minimally explain concept.	Poor No ad	Total
Spelling/Grammar Proofread for correct spelling/grammar.	Excellent 0/1 grammar errors	Good 2/3 grammar errors	Fair 4/5 errors	Poor No ad or 6 plus errors	Total