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Create a Holiday Card Create a Holiday Card Use the appropriate program and information provided to create a holiday card. Rubric Code: D8W5BW By moutlaw0416 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Exam Grade Levels: 9-12

Holiday Card Design a card using the information provided or information researched from the internet.
	Did not meet Expecations Student can be scored from 0-10. 10 pts	Met Expectations Student can be scored from 11-15. 15 pts	Exceeded Expectations Student can be scored from 16-20. 20 pts
Asthetics/Appearance 20 pts Using the internet, an appropriate picture or design was located and applied to the card.	Did not meet Expecations Inappropriate graphic, or no graphic, border, background was used.	Met Expectations An appropriate graphic border, background was used.	Exceeded Expectations An appropriate and creative graphic was used.
Information Accuracy 20 pts All information is spelled, capitalized, and punctuated where it is appropriate.	Did not meet Expecations Information is incorrect with several errors present.	Met Expectations Information is correct with one error.	Exceeded Expectations Information is correct and there are no errors.
Spacing/Layout 20 pts Information is appropriately spaced and can be read easily.	Did not meet Expecations Project is spaced poorly and is not easy to understand or read.	Met Expectations Project is spaced appropriately.	Exceeded Expectations Project is spaced and designed appropriately so the reader can easily see the important information.
Effort/Time Spent 20 pts Time was used wisely in order to meet the criteria of each section.	Did not meet Expecations Time was not used well and project is incomplete or incorrectly completed.	Met Expectations Most of the time allowed was used to finish the project correctly.	Exceeded Expectations Time was used to research appropriate material, arrange project, and the project was completed within the class period.