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Geometry Story Book 
My students are going to create a story using the terms and definitions of the lesson in our Geometry unit. They are to use the terms that they do not know or are having a difficult time in comprehending. They are to have main characters, a plot or problem, and a solution or conclusion. They are to make this colorful and have pictures. They are going to relate the terms and definitions together in a story. For example: Midpoint lives in a house that is in between his two best friends, A and B. His house is the same distance from A, who lives on Square St., and B, who lives on Rhombus St. This poses a problem for Midpoint, he cannot decide on whose house to go to because they are the same distance from his house to his friends. This also puts Midpoint in the middle of the fight between A and B on whose house Midpoint should go to.)
Rubric Code: X2A767
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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My students are going to create a story using the terms and definitions of the lesson in our Geometry unit. They are to use the terms that they do not know or are having a difficult time in comprehending. They are to have main characters, a plot or problem, and a solution or conclusion. They are to make this colorful and have pictures. They are going to relate the terms and definitions together in a story.
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Story features

They story should include main characters, plot/problem, and solution/conculsion

Poor

The story lacks specified features. It is done with an elementary style that does not have any context in Geometry. The story has very little to do with the terms in the Geometry lesson
Fair

The story has most of the features, but they do not all relate to the Geometry lesson. This story was not done at a middle school student's level. There are little terms and definitions and they do not relate in the story.
Good

The story has all the features. This story is done at a middle school student's level. This story includes terms and defintions from the lesson and they are used properly and the relate to the story
Terms and Definitions

This story should include terms and definition that are difficult to the student. These should be used in the story and the defintions should be related to in the story.

Poor

The story has very little or no terms that have to do with the Geometry lesson
Fair

There are little terms and definitions and they do not tie in with the story or the lesson
Good

This story includes terms and defintions from the lesson and they are used properly and the relate to the story
Project

The story should be colorful, neat, organized, and have pictures that are math realted and relate to the story.

Poor

The project is done at an elementary level. It has little to no pictures. It is not colorful and it has been rushed. The hand writing is sloppy with poor grammar
Fair

This project is done still at an elementary level but has aspects of a middle school student. It has some pictures, but they are not colorful and slight bit sloppy. The handwritting is a liitle bit sloppy and the grammar is weak.
Good

This project is doen at a middle school studnet's level. It has lots of pictures and they are colorful and neat. The handwritting is legible and the grammar is correct.




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