iRubric: Accordion Book Timeline rubric

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Accordion Book Timeline Accordion Book Timeline Directions: Students are to create a timeline concerning important events led by Hitler from 1934 to 1941. There should be no less than 10 items on the timeline. Students are to include pictures that they believe represent the event on their timeline (you can either cut & paste or draw pictures). Students are to include information required to know for the events. Timelines will be used to better understand the events leading up to World War II. The timeline is due Monday, April 4, at the beginning of class. Rubric Code: FX23543 By MnileR Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

What Hitler Did: Timeline
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Superior 20 pts
Title	Poor Titles are not appropriate or accurate.	Fair Some titles: specific, appropriate, accurate.	Good Most titles: specific, appropriate, accurate.	Superior All titles: sprcific, appropriate, accurate.
Pictures	Poor No evidence of pictures for events.	Fair Made pictures for some events.	Good Made pictures for most events.	Superior Made pictures for all events.
Labeling	Poor Has few or none of the events. Does not include: chronological order, no dates, not specifically labeled.	Fair Has has at least 5 of the of events. Each has: some dates and most events are in proper chronological order.	Good Has all the events. Each has: dates, specific labels, proper chronological order.	Superior Each event has: dates, specific labels, proper chronological order.
Neatness	Poor Appears rushed, sloppy or careless. Difficult to read clearly or understand.	Fair	Good Shows thought & planning. Mostly: understandable, legible, and neat.	Superior
Details/ID Information	Poor Doesn't give sufficient or proper information.	Fair Gives a few details necessary for indentifying information.	Good Gives proper indentifying information in bullet point form.	Superior Gives proper indentifying information in complete sentences.