iRubric: Biography/Oral Presentation rubric

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Biography/Oral Presentation Biography of someone who was famous from Massachusetts ranging from topics of Science and Technology, the Arts, Business, Education, Journalism, and Health, and Political Leadership. Rubric Code: KXA963 By maddiebsmom915 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Massachusetts Biography
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Biographical Information	Excellent All pertinent information is given,(i.e. Date Of Birth {DOB}, Date Of Death {DOD}, Place Of Birth {POB}, Place Of Death {POD}) Spouse and children included.	Good Most information is given. DOB, DOD, POB, POD, Spouse, or Children	Fair Some information is given. DOB, DOD, POB, POD, Spouse, or Children	Poor No biographical information is given, DOB, DOD, POB, POD, Spouse, or Children
Context	Excellent The context of the biography is complete in all aspects. (i.e. scientific, contributions made, political, educational, journalistic, or artistic)	Good The context of the biography is sufficient in all aspects. (i.e. scientific, contributions made, political, educational, journalistic, or artistic)	Fair The context of the biography is minimal in all aspects. (i.e. scientific, contributions made, political, educational, journalistic, or artistic)	Poor There is no context in this biography. (i.e. scientific, contributions made, political, educational, journalistic, or artistic)
Grammar, Usage, Mechanics	Excellent There are no grammatical errors and/or no spelling errors. All sentences are well thought out and make complete sense.	Good There are a few grammatical errors and/or a few spelling errors. (3-6 combined). Most sentences are well thought out and most make sense.	Fair There are some grammatical errors and/or some spelling errors. (7-12 combined). Some of the sentence are well thought out and some make sense.	Poor There are many grammatical errors and/or spelling errors. (13+ combined). None of the sentences are well thought out and not one makes sense.
Presentation	Excellent Use of posterboard with colorful pictures and written information. Oral Presentation was spoken clearly and loudly and questions were answered adequately.	Good Use of posterboard with pictures. Oral presentation was spoken clearly but very softly and questions were answered minimally.	Fair No use of posterboard. Oral Presentation was spoken unclearly and extremely soft spoken, questions could not be answered clearly.	Poor No use of posterboard, No Oral Presentation.