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Map Project Map Project Specific Expectation: Students will create a map of the migration of early man to show the relative positions of each group as man spread out to inhabit the earth. Students will use a world map to label and draw the routes taken by early man. Rubric Code: BC24WC By Earlyg Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Map Assignment
	1 1 pts	2 2 pts	3 3 pts	4 (N/A)
Required Parts of Map 5 pts Compass Rose, Legend, Scale, Title, and Routes taken by early man.	1 Required parts of the map are not included.	2 Required parts of the map are included.	3 Required parts of the map are visible and clearly labeled.	4 Required parts of the map are visible, clearly labeled and creatively named.
Additional Parts of the Map 5 pts 8 lanforms	1 Additional items are not included.	2 Additional items are included.	3 Additional items are included and clearly labeled.	4 Additional items are included, labeled and creatively named.
Neatness/Spelling 3 pts	1 Few of the labels or features can be read easily. Almost all of the words on the map are spelled incorrectly.	2 Some of the labels or features can be read easily. Few of the words on the map are spelled correctly.	3 Most of the labels or features can be read easily. Many of the words on the map are spelled correctly.	4 Almost all of the labels or features can be read easily. Almost all of of the words on the map are spelled correctly.
Creativity/Colour and Shading 2 pts Design, Layout and Presentation	1 Limited creativity (no effort). Student does not use shading to show differences in information. Few features are coloured.	2 Some creativity (some effort). Student uses shading to show some differences in information. Some features are coloured.	3 Good creativity (made a good effort). Student uses shading to show most differences in information. Most features are coloured completely.	4 Excellent creativity (put in extra effort). Student uses consistent shading to show almost all of the differences in information. All features are coloured completely.