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Branches of Governement Poster

Students will compare and contrast the structure of the local government with the structure of the national government. Draw a diagram showing how they are alike and how they are different.

Rubric Code: Y6B6X7

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Subject: Humanities

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Content Accuracy	Poor information is not accurate and/or incomplete.	Fair Some information is accurate and complete.	Good Most information is accurate and complete.	Excellent Information is accurate and complete.
Neatness	Poor Writing is unclear and not easy to read. Visuals are not carefully drawn or added.	Fair Some writing is clear and easy to read. Visuals are carefully drawn or added.	Good Most writing is clear and easy to read. Visuals are carefully drawn or added.	Excellent Writing is clear and easy to read. Visuals are carefully drawn or added.
Creativity	Poor Poster includes few visuals, and/or interesting facts. Poster does not have an appealing appearance.	Fair Poster includes some visuals, and interesting facts. Poster has an appealing appearance.	Good Poster includes visuals, and some interesting facts. Poster has an appealing appearance.	Excellent Poster includes plenty of visuals, and interesting facts. Poster has an appealing appearance.
Compare/Contrast	Poor There is no evidence of comparing or contrasting.	Fair There is some evidence of comparing and/or contrasting.	Good There is some evidence of comparing and contrasting.	Excellent There is significant comparison and contrasting over the two structures of government.
Government leaders	Poor There is no mention of government leaders.	Fair There is mention of the types of leaders but no other details.	Good There is mention of the types of leaders with little details.	Excellent The government leaders are mentioned and described. Student tells how the official is chosen.