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Non-Fiction Diorama Project

You need a shoe box or strong construction paper. Make pop-up pieces related to your book and write a paragraph explaining about your topic. Use 5-10 facts to help you explain.

Rubric Code: XBW45W

By lounmarti

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Civil War Diorama Project
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Facts and Sources	1 Student displays no facts, or mostly incorrect facts.	2 Student displays facts, mostly correct. 1-2 facts used.	3 Student displays a variety of mostly correct facts. 3-4 facts used.	4 Students displays a variety of correct facts. 5-10 facts used.
Research and Understanding	1 Student did inadequate research. Student does not understand their own project.	2 Student did some research but most information is not in their words. Student shows little understanding of their project.	3 Student did a lot of research and it is presented in their own words. Student shows a clear understanding of their project.	4 Student did significant research and it is entirely in their own words. Student demonstrates a deep understanding of their project.
Visuals	1 Lack of effort is evident, not visually appealing. Product is not relevant to project.	2 Student put some effort visuals, they are slightly appealing. The product is slightly relevant to the project.	3 Effort is evident in a visually appealing product that does not detract from the project.	4 The student went above and beyond to create a very visually appealing product that enhances the project.
Creativity	1 Project had no original thought.	2 Project showed little creativity.	3 Project was fairly creative.	4 Project was extremely creative and it was clear that student put a large amount of thought into it.
Grammar & Spelling	1 Serious grammar and spelling errors interfere with the effectiveness of the project.	2 There are more than 2 grammar and spelling errors, but it does not interfere with the project overall.	3 There are less than 2 grammar and spelling errors.	4 There are no grammar or spelling errors present.