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Explorer Project Explorer Project Students will create an Explorer project to show their understanding of the Adversity that affects Explorers present day or Early Explorers. Rubric Code: CC3343 By unired77 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Explorer Project
	Novice 1 pts	Apprentice 2 pts	Practitioner 3 pts	Expert (N/A)
Poster	Novice Student has 1 relevant picture of their explorer or their explorer's life.	Apprentice Student has 2 relevant pictures of their explorer or their explorer's life.	Practitioner Student has 3 relevant pictures of their explorer or their explorer's life.	Expert Student has 4 or more relevant pictures of their explorer or their life.
Written Component	Novice Student addresses 1 of the 5 paragraphs.	Apprentice Student addresses 2 of the 5 paragraphs.	Practitioner Student addresses all 3-4 paragraphs.	Expert Student addresses all 5 paragraphs.
Neatness	Novice Words are misspelled. Handwriting is sloppy and hard to read. Lack of effort in project.	Apprentice The project looks nice. Words are spelled correctly and some effort put into project.	Practitioner The project is very neat. All words are spelled correctly. The student put a lot of time and effort into their project.	Expert The project is very neat. All words are spelled correctly. The student put a lot of time and effort into their project.
Presentation	Novice Student put no effort into their presentation. The student did not have any knowledge of their explorer. The student could not be heard, or understood.	Apprentice Student presented their project and had some knowledge of their explorer. They were able to answer questions, but did not project their voice at all times.	Practitioner Student was well prepared for the presentation. They knew most information about their explorer and spoke clearly and loud enough for all to hear.	Expert Student was well prepared for the presentation. They knew most information about their explorer and spoke clearly and loud enough for all to hear.