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History of the Olympic Games History of the Olympic Games Students had to research the history of the Olympic Games, then complete the requested information on the posters. Rubric Code: C25CW6 By Brooker Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Posters
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Superior 4 pts	Points recieved (N/A)
Creativity/ Designs	Poor Ideas are not related to chosen topic at all.	Fair Ideas are typical and not unique.	Good Ideas are different but limited in quantity.	Superior Many ideas which are original and well thought out.	Points recieved
Research	Poor Accurately provided very little information.	Fair Accurately provided some of the information that was suggested on the posters.	Good Accurately provided most of the information that was suggested on the posters.	Superior Accurately provided all of the information that was suggested on the posters plus was able to include further intersting facts of their own.	Points recieved
Appearance	Poor Very little of the poster is coloured and decorated.	Fair Some of the poster is coloured and decorated.	Good Most of the poster is colored and decorated.	Superior The entire poster is colourful and well decorated. Great job.	Points recieved
Promptness	Poor Very little time went into the assignment. It was turned in late and uncompleted.	Fair Some time was wasted and it is evident in the overall appearance of project. It was turned in on time uncompleted or it was turned in late uncompleted.	Good Most of the time was used wisely and assignment was turned in on time.	Superior Time was used wisely and assignment was turned in early or on time.	Points recieved
Handwriting	Poor Handwriting is poor. Hard to read and comprehend. Thoughts are varied and makes no sense to the reader.	Fair Handwriting skills need work. Not easily legible by readers. Thoughts do not flow together thus making it uncomprehendible.	Good Handwriting is some what neat. Legible by readers. Thoughts are comprehendible.	Superior Handwriting is attractive and neat. Easily legible by readers. Thoughts and information is easily comprehended.	Points recieved