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Regions of United States Correctly identify the 5 Regions of the United States and the historical significance of each. Include historical naming, geographic descriptions, the climate of each, include details of what is "famous" for each region. Rubric Code: F482B5 By lharty Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Regions of the United States
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Region/States	Poor Provided the names of 2 or fewer states and the capitals for your region. All of the data provided was correct.	Fair Provided only half of the states and captials for the region. All of the data that you provided was correct.	Good Provided all of the states and the captials for your region. All of the data provided was correct.
Geographic Details	Poor Provided 2 or fewer details about the geography (land, mountains, lakes, rivers, national forests) for your region.	Fair Provided 5 or more details about the geography (land, mountains, lakes, rivers, national forests) for your region.	Good Provided 10 or more details about the geography (land, mountains, lakes, rivers, national forests) for your region.
Climate of your Region	Poor Described three things about the climate for the region that your group was assigned.	Fair Described 5 for more details about the climate of the region that your group was assigned.	Good Described 8 or more details about the climate of the region that your group was assigned.
Hitorical Details (special)	Poor Provided details about how 2 or fewer of your states names were created, including the person or story this came from.	Fair Provided details about how 5 or more of your states names were created, including the person or story this came from.	Good Provided details about how all of your states names were created, including the person or story this came from.
Completed Project	Poor The project was somewhat neat and orderely and on time.	Fair The project was very neat and orderly (on time) with visual support and details.	Good The project was typed or extremely neat and included pictures, drawings, or other details that provided your geographic and historical data. (on time)
Presentation	Poor Some of the members of your group were prepared for the presentation.	Fair More than half of your group was prepared for the presentation.	Good All of the team members of your group were prepared for your groups presentation.