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iRubric: Night of the Notables Presentation rubric

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Night of the Notables Presentation Rubric Code: AC757W By teacheachchild Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Night of the Notables Presentation
	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Not Included 0 pts
Bio-Riddle	Exceeds Expectations	Good Bio-riddle is written in first person and ends with, "So, do you know who I am?'	Fair Bio-riddle doesn't stay in first person throughout the riddle or is missing the final question.	Poor Bio-riddle is difficult to follow.	Not Included
Bio-Riddle	Exceeds Expectations	Good Student has written a bio-riddle for the person they have chosen for the Night of the Notables. The bio-riddle takes approximately 1 minute to recite.	Fair Bio-riddle is too short or too long. Bio-riddle takes more than 1.5 minutes or close to 30 seconds.	Poor It appears that little effort has been given to meet the time requirements for the bio-riddle.	Not Included
Memorization	Exceeds Expectations	Good Student has their entire bio-riddle memorized and requires not prompting during the presentation.	Fair Student has their bio-riddle memorized, but needs some prompting during the presentation.	Poor Significant prompting needs to be given during the presentation of the bio-riddle.	Not Included Bio-riddle is not memorized.
Eye-contact/Expression	Exceeds Expectations	Good Student maintains eye contact with the audience during their presentation and recites their bio-riddle with expression. It is obvious that the student has practiced prior to the Night of the Notables.	Fair Student does well with eye contact and reciting bio-riddle. More practice would have allowed the student to have more expression and eye-contact during the presentation.	Poor More practice prior to the Night of the Notables would have been helpful	Not Included
Costumes/Pros	Exceeds Expectations	Good Student has put thought and effort into dressing to resemble their person.	Fair Student resembles their person.	Poor More effort needs to be put into the costume and props for this person.	Not Included Student does not attempt to dress like their person.