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iRubric: "We Didn't Start the Fire" Project rubric

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"We Didn't Start the Fire" Project Rubric Code: D2X3A57 By cbreitkreutz Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

"We Didn't Start the Fire" Project
	Exceeds Expectations 4 pts	Meets Expectations 3 pts	Below Expectations 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Information	Exceeds Expectations All events are clearly and robustly described.	Meets Expectations All events are clearly and concisely described.	Below Expectations Most events are described or the explanation is lacking or clunky.	Poor Events are missing or explanations are clearly lacking information.
Lyrics	Exceeds Expectations Lyrics can be sung effortlessly. Lyrics are often witty and/or humorous. Rhyming and tempo is consistently excellent.	Meets Expectations Lyrics for the song can be sung effectively with the music. Proper tempo and rhyming are considered.	Below Expectations Lyrics are a little bumpy. They don't always work well with the tempo and opportunities for rhymes are missed.	Poor Lyrics do not resemble words that could be sung with the song. Rhyming and tempo are mostly forgotten.
Group Work	Exceeds Expectations It seemed that the group worked together flawlessly. Everyone in the group did their own work and assisted other group members with their work.	Meets Expectations Everyone in the group worked together. Everyone finished their own work on time.	Below Expectations Most of the group worked together, although there were some times when you could tell group members were distracted. Some members did not finish their work on time.	Poor The best description of the group work was a "dumpster fire." Group members did not work together. Several group members did not do their part.
Requirements	Exceeds Expectations All requirements are met and exceeded.	Meets Expectations All requirements are met.	Below Expectations Most requirements are met.	Poor Some requirements are met.