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Map of Family Roots 
This project required a group component and an individual component. The group portion is reflected in the first 3 categories of the rubric, which involved the assembly of a map highlighting family roots and customs from the places marked.
Rubric Code: WX3AX42
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Neatness

Poor

The project was done in a messy or unorganized manner. It made it difficult to understand, due to the absence of essential items, the confusion of symbols, or an otherwise essential item being misrepresented. Countries, continents, or oceans were not labeled in entirety.
Fair

The project was done in a fair manner, with decent organization. It was understandable, and included all the essential items, including clear symbols. All appropriate countries were labeled. All contents and oceans were marked.
Good

The project was done in a clear and easy to understand manner. The map was drawn neatly, with symbols easy to see. All appropriate countries were labeled. All contents and oceans were marked.
Timeliness

Poor

The project was not handed in on time and not in entirety.
Fair

The project was handed in late but in entirety.
Good

The project was handed in and presented on time, in entirety, with no need for any extension.
Presentation

Poor

Presentation was not understandable or clearly not practiced.
Fair

Presentation by the group was understandable, with all members taking part in the presentation in some way.
Good

Presentation by the group was clear and practiced- with all members participating a portion, specifically explaining their own portions and any assigned parts.
Symbols

Poor

Symbols are not carefully chosen or drawn, or are note explained in the map's legend.
Fair

Symbols were included and placed accurately not the correct spots to match the student's research. Symbols are neat and include an explanation in the map's legend.
Good

Symbols were carefully designed and created or chosen, and placed accurately not the correct spots to match the student's research. Symbols are neat and attractive, and include an explanation in the map's legend.
Customs

Poor

Customs are not clearly shown, or are not presented in a logical way on the map.
Fair

Customs are represented on the map with images or text that match the idea.
Good

Customs are clearly represented on the map with images and text that match the idea. They fall on a part of the map that makes sense with the country or countries they are matching.
Write Up

Poor

Writing piece was handed in late, or did not adequately describe 3 customs with essential detail, or did not link it to parts of the world where they will practiced.
Fair

Student completed the writing piece regarding customs and handed it in on time. Writing piece provided some detail and explanation. The student attempted to link the custom to the part of the world where it was practiced.
Good

Student completed the writing piece regarding customs and handed it in on time. Writing piece was well-done, with adequate detail and explanation. The student successfully linked the custom to the part of the world where it was practiced.





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