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US History Chapter 28 WWII Power Point Historical Fiction Paper, timeline and Powerpoint presentation Rubric Code: FX22WWX By kblock21 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Power Point
	Poor 3 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Number of Slides	Poor Contains 10 or fewer slides with or without pictre	Fair Contains 10-12 slides	Good Contains 13-15 slides	Excellent Contains at least 14 slides
Use of Time	Poor Class time given was not used sufficiently.	Fair Class time given was used sufficiently.	Good Class time was used to its fullest.	Excellent Class time was used to its fullest and some outside time was used.
PAPER
Length	Poor Little or No effort shown. Less than 3 pages of a page of work with little or no accurate information.	Fair Less than 4 pages, has some information but hard to follow and not all the information is correct.	Good Some effort is shown,less than 5 pages in length, and has good information but information may not be all accurate.	Excellent Is at least 5 pages long and has very good and accurate information throughout the report.
Bibliography	Poor No bibliography is shown or listed	Fair 1 source was sited	Good 2-3 sources were sited in combination style, i.e. one book, two internet or two book and one internet	Excellent 4 or more sources sighted textbook and two internet
Grammar	Poor There is more than five spelling or grammar mistakes.	Fair There is three to five spelling or grammar mistakes.	Good There is one or two spelling or grammar mistakes.	Excellent There are no spelling or grammar mistakes.
Events	Poor Events are poorly integrated into the story and are not identified	Fair Events are poorly integrated into the story, but are identified. Or not identified, but somewhat integrated into the story.	Good Events are somewhat integrated into the story, and are identified within the text	Excellent Events are seamlessly integrated within the story, and are identified in the text.
Details	Poor Events are poorly integrated into the story and are not identified	Fair Events are poorly integrated into the story, but are identified. Or not identified, but somewhat integrated into the story.	Good Events are somewhat integrated into the story, and are identified within the text	Excellent Events are seamlessly integrated within the story, and are identified in the text.
Plot	Poor Story does not make sense and/or does not have the components of a plot. The story is confusing.	Fair The story is somewhat confusing and does not have all of the elements of the plot.	Good The story is not confusing, but does not have all the elements of the plot	Excellent The story makes sense and has all the elements of the plot.
Class time use	Poor Class time given was not used sufficiently.	Fair Class time given was used sufficiently.	Good Class time was used to its fullest.	Excellent Class time was used to its fullest and some outside time was used.
Timeline
Event totals	Poor Less than 10 historically accurate events are listed	Fair Between 10-12 historically accurate events	Good 13 or 14 historically accurate events	Excellent 15 or more historically accurate events

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