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Looking for Land - Salt Map 
State Salt Dough Map
Rubric Code: X583A6
By cjwhite
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Subject: Geography  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Looking for Land
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Compass Rose & Map Key

DS

Either Compass Rose or Map Key is missing or not used correctly.
AS

Compass Rose and Map Key are present. One is not used correctly.
MS

Compass Rose and Map Key are present and used correctly.
Landforms

DS

1 of 3 landforms regions are formed and labeled correctly.
AS

2 of 3 landforms regions are formed and labeled correctly.
MS

All landforms are formed and labeled correctly.
Bodies of Water

DS

1 or 2 are labeled correctly.
AS

Only 2 are labeled correctly.
MS

Bodies of water are labeled correctly.
Neatness

DS

The map is messy.
AS

The map is somewhat neat.
MS

The map is neat and attractive.
Participation

DS

The student was not actively involved in ths project.
AS

The student was somewhat actively involved in the project.
MS

The student was an active participant in the project.




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