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Child Development File Folder Game Social Studies File Folder Activity Elementary Rubric Code: GXXWAB2 By chafer1979 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Child Dev. File Folder
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Title	Poor No title No directions *No name	Fair Title included Directions *Name on back	Good Colorful, neat title is included Clear directions *Name on back
Appearance	Poor Game folder or pieces are scribbled Pieces not laminated *Pieces are not cut out around the outline	Fair Game folder & pieces are colored Pieces are cut out & laminated	Good Neat & Colorful Cutting is straight Coloring is within the outline Game pieces are laminated
Facts/Content	Poor Student displays no facts, or mostly incorrect facts.	Fair Student displays some facts and only some are correct.	Good Student displays a variety of mostly correct facts.
Content	Poor Game is confusing Pieces are not included	Fair Game makes sense Most pieces are included	Good Game is interesting & fun All pieces are included
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation	Poor Project has little or no punctuation and/or correct spelling. Topic or material unclear due to excessive errors.	Fair Project has some correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material unclear.	Good Project uses mostly correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material understandable.
Project setup	Poor The project is unorganized, messy, and not creative. Directions were difficult to follow and understand.	Fair Project needs some organizational improvement, could be much neater, and more creative. Need more clarity in the directions.	Good Project is mostly organized, neat, and has creativity. Easy to follow directions
Completion	Poor Project is not complete and missing several key elements.	Fair Project is missing some key elements.	Good Project is mostly complete but has an essential element missing.