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Compare and Contrast Poster Compare and Contrast Poster Students will create a poster comparing and contrasting life in an Ojibwe Village in the 1800's to their lives now. They must include a detailed summary about the modern conveniences they would miss most and what aspects of the Ojibwe life during that time that would appeal to them. Rubric Code: CX8W4AA By ellisha1 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Grade 6 Social Studies PBA's
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Outstanding 4 pts
Facts/Content	Poor Student displays no facts, or mostly incorrect facts. Student did not compare and contrast their life to that of the Ojibwe child of the 1800's.	Fair Student displays some facts and only some are correct. Student attempted to compare and contrasted their life to that of the Ojibwe child of the 1800's, but with little detail.	Good Student displays a variety of mostly correct facts. Student compared and contrasted their life to that of the Ojibwe child of the 1800's with some detail.	Outstanding Student displays a variety of correct facts. Student accurately compared and contrasted their life to that of the Ojibwe child of the 1800's in detail.
Completion	Poor Project is not complete and missing several key elements.	Fair Project is missing some key elements.	Good Project is mostly complete but has an essential element missing.	Outstanding Project is entirely complete with all elements of the project included.
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation	Poor Project has little or no punctuation and/or correct spelling. Topic or material unclear due to excessive errors.	Fair Project has some correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material unclear.	Good Project uses mostly correct spelling and punctuation. Writing style makes topic and/or material understandable.	Outstanding Student has no errors in spelling or punctuation. Writing style adds to the understanding of the topic and/or material.
Project setup	Poor Did not follow directions for set up. The project is disorganized, messy, and lacks creativity.	Fair Followed some directions given for set up. Project needs some organizational improvement, could be much neater, and more creative.	Good Followed most directions for set up. Project is mostly organized, neat, and has creativity.	Outstanding Followed all directions for set up. Project is very well organized, neat, and extremely creative.