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Geometry City 
Students must create a map of a city. The map must include a city name, two examples of parallel lines, 1 example of perpendicular lines or right angles, 4 different polygons (with one being a composite shape), 1 example of an acute and obtuse angle and 1 example of a intersecting lines. Your map was illustrated (using a ruler) and colored. Finished product will be discussed (with shapes and angles). 175 points VSC 2.A.1.a-b; 2.C.1.a
Rubric Code: UX6BBC2
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

0 pts

Satisfactory

12 pts

Good

19 pts

Excellent

25 pts

Two Pair of Parallel lines

Poor

No parallel lines in illustration.
Satisfactory

Very small depiction of parallel lines. Hard to find in illustration. Only one set of parallel Lines
Good

Somewhat large and appropriate use of parallel lines. Only one set of parallel lines.
Excellent

Parallel lines are obvious and integrated well within the illustration. Has two sets of parallel lines.
One Perpendicular line or Right Ang

Poor

No perpendicular line or right angle in illustration.
Satisfactory

Very small depiction of perpendicular line or right angle. Hard to find in illustration.
Good

Somewhat large and appropriate use of perpendicular line or right angle.
Excellent

Perpendicular lines or right angle are obvious and integrated well within the illustration.
Four polygons

Poor

No polygons were incorporated in the illustration.
Satisfactory

Limited use of polygon shapes. Used only 2 different polygons.
Good

Somewhat larger variety and use of polygon shapes. Used only 3 different polygons.
Excellent

Polygon shapes (4)are all different, and integrated well within the illustration.
Composite shape

Poor

No composite shapte were incorporated in the illustration.
Satisfactory

Very small depiction of composite shape. Hard to find in illustration.
Good

Somewhat large and appropriate use of composite shape.
Excellent

Composite shape is obvious and integrated well within the illustration.
Acute and Obtuse Angles

Poor

An acute and obtuse angle was not incorporated in the illustration.
Satisfactory

Small use of an acute and obtuse angle . Could not find in illustration without asking.
Good

Somewhat larger but appropriate use of a an acute and obtuse angle
Excellent

An acute and obtuse angle is integrated well within the illustration appropriately.
Illustration and Color

Poor

Did not color the city map. No title.
Satisfactory

Illustration is sloppy and completed without the use of the ruler. Coloring is limited and sloppy.
No title.
Good

Illustrated with some care with limited use of a ruler and in creation of shapes. Coloring is fair. City title is clearly written.
Excellent

Illustrated with great care, and the use of a ruler is evident in the creation of shapes. Coloring is neatly completed. City title is clearly written.
Explaination

Poor

Did not explain the making of their city.
Satisfactory

Explained city using limited details and references to street names and places. Writer doesn't full explained the different geometrical concepts of their city.
Good

Explained city with some references to street names and places. Writer fairly explains the different geometrical concepts of their city.
Excellent

Writer accurtately explains the different geometrical concepts of their city using exact details and referencing the street names and places.



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