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Model Building - Pioneer House Model Building - Pioneer Homestead Students must use class time and the materials provided, to build a log cabin resembling those from pioneer times. They have previously completed a worksheet based on the pioneer home building. Rubric Code: KXA2866 By kelseydavidson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5, 9-12

Pioneer Homestead Build a model
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Materials & Size Using the materials provided, build a cabin.	Poor The building is made of one material, with no details to resemble a pioneer homestead.	Fair The building is made of a number of materials to resemble a pioneer homestead such as: craft/popsicle sticks, plasticine, cardboard, toothpicks and glue.	Good The building meets all previous criteria and it has a roof and walls.	Excellent The building has a roof, walls, windows and a door, is made of a number of the previously listed materials, and has excellent proportion.
Construction Students gain points for completion, and by adding details.	Poor The building does not appear sturdy. It is incomplete.	Fair The building is: somewhat sturdy, and has details drawn on.	Good The building is: sturdy, and uses a number of different materials to add detail. It somewhat resembles a pioneer homestead.	Excellent The building is: sturdy, has cut out windows, one interior wall, and a cut out door/a door made of unique materials. The building clearly resembles a pioneer homestead.
Time Management Use of class time to complete pioneer homestead	Poor Students are frequently off task during class time. They did not complete their pioneer homestead in the time provided.	Fair Students are sometimes on task and managed to mostly complete their pioneer homestead.	Good Students are consistently on task throughout class time, and completed their pioneer homestead.	Excellent Students are on task consistently during class time, and has taken extra effort to complete this task well. All group members got along during the construction of project.