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Ad Campaign 
Design a full page ad to run in the local paper or nat'l magazine or billboard. You may even develop a commercial video or powerpoint. Choose a social justice theme (from your sheet) and design your ad. TURN IN AN OUTLINE IF DOING A VIDEO OR PP.
Rubric Code: GX8C8C
By pattiocassidy
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Subject: Social Sciences  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Poor

3 pts

Fair

6 pts

Excellent

10 pts

THE MESSAGE

Help us understand the Church's social teaching. Show that the Good News is good! Make it apply to real life.
Poor

Message of justice is missing and/or focus on justice issues not present or unclear. No connection to real life.
Fair

Message is unclear or lacks focus on justice issues. Not applicable to real life.
Excellent

Message is clear and understandable. Focus is on justice issues and how they relate to a peaceful and just society/world. Applicable to real life.
SYMBOLS, ILLUSTRATIONS, SLOGANS

Use of symbols, illustrations, slogans or saying to deliver the message.
Poor

Symbols, illustrations, slogans and or sayings not present or minimally so. Do not contribute to the message effectively.
Fair

Some use of symbols, illustrations, slogans/ and or sayings; not used effectively or clearly.
Excellent

Thoughtful and effective use of symbols, illustrations, slogans and/or sayings help deliver the message clearly.
PRACTICAL SUGGESTION & EXAMPLES

Offer suggestions of how we can put this into practice in our lives. Give real and concrete examples. Do some research.
Poor

Suggestions unclear or irrelevant - not helpful or practical. No real evidence of research.
Fair

Suggestions present not practical or not relevant; we're not motivated to help or still have questions about what we can do today. Research lacking.
Excellent

Practical suggestions for putting this into practice. We know what to do and how to do it after your presentation. Real life and practical. You did your research.
ENGAGING-THOUGHT PROVOKING

Make it eye-catching, engaging & thought-provoking. Use color.
Poor

Not very interesting or thought provoking. Hard to follow. Boring.
Fair

Got our attention and or was thought provoking. Lacked some focus.
Excellent

Attention grabbing- eye catching- thought provoking! Wow! Grabbed and held our attention throughout the presentation.
CREATIVITY

BE CREATIVE!
Poor

Not very creative at all. Does not demonstrate your talents and creativity well. Boring.
Fair

Creative, pretty well planned, mostly original. Good work.
Excellent

Highly creative- well thought out - original. Demonstrates your hard work and creativity well.
PRESENTATION & OUTLINE

Present to the class, explain how it reflects the basic theme you chose. Educate, make us want to change.
Poor

Poor presentation, lack of preparation evident; presentation skills lacking or not present at all. No outline.
Fair

Good presentation; prepared, engaging. Lacks some elements of a great presentation. Outline turned in.
Excellent

Great presentation- dynamic, well prepared, engaging, good overall. Good eye contact, speaking skills, audience engagement. Outline turned in.






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