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The Thirteen Colonies Map The Thirteen Colonies Map Label the 13 colonies. Use of color to illustrate the three regions. Rubric Code: DX9B42X By smazzaro Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Colonies Map
	4 - Exceeds Standards (N/A)	3 - Meets Standards (N/A)	2 - Approaching Standards (N/A)	1 - Below Standards (N/A)
13 Colonies Labeled	4 - Exceeds Standards All 13 colonies are labeled.	3 - Meets Standards 12-11 colonies are labeled.	2 - Approaching Standards 10 colonies are labeled.	1 - Below Standards 9 or less colonies are labeled.
Colonies Colored	4 - Exceeds Standards All colonies are colored correctly according to their location (New England, Middle, Southern).	3 - Meets Standards 10-12 colonies are colored correctly according to their location (New England, Middle, Southern).	2 - Approaching Standards 7-9 colonies are colored correctly according to their location (New England, Middle, Southern).	1 - Below Standards 6 or less colonies are colored correctly according to their location (New England, Middle, Southern)..
Presentation	4 - Exceeds Standards Used 3 different colors to illustrate the colonial regions of the colonies	3 - Meets Standards Used 2 different colors to illustrate the colonial regions	2 - Approaching Standards Used 1 color to illustrate the colonial regions	1 - Below Standards No color used to illustrate the colonial regions
Writing	4 - Exceeds Standards Student wrote a strong paragraph about what they notice in the map. They name multiple things that they notice. They also include the importance of their noticings.	3 - Meets Standards Student wrote a paragraph about what they notice in the map. The name one or two things they notice. They mention the importance of their noticings.	2 - Approaching Standards Student wrote a sentence about what they notice in the map. They do not include the importance of their noticings.	1 - Below Standards No written work was included.