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Native American Project and Presentation Native American Project and Presentation Oral presentation of big book of one of the Native American Tribes: SW,SE, Plains, NW, or NE. Rubric Code: L49C69 By LGMClark Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Native American Project/ Presentati Research, create and present "big Book" of Native American Tribe.
	Poor Fails to demonstrate clear understanding of early civilization. 0 pts	Fair Demonstrates some understanding of early civilization. 1 pts	Good Demonstrates proficient understanding of early civilization. 2 pts	Excellent Demonstrates advanced understanding of early civilization. 3 pts	Grade Points (N/A)
Teamwork/Research 3 pts Works collaboratively in all duties and contributes to group.	Poor Almost never provides information and ideas for discussion. No interest in completing group product.	Fair Sometimes provides information and ideas for discussion. Did not assist group toward finished product.	Good Usually provided information and ideas for discussion. Assisted group toward finished product.	Excellent Gathers information and shares ideas for discussion. All team members contribute to the finished product.	Grade Points Points awarded
Descriptors 3 pts Demonstrates and represents at least 3 items of topic as assigned.	Poor No representation of an Native American Tribe.	Fair 1 representation of Native American Tribe.	Good 2 representations of Native American Tribe.	Excellent 3 representations of Native American Tribe.	Grade Points Points awarded
Paragraph Structure 3 pts 5 Sentence Paragraph depicting the descriptors researched.	Poor Not organized. No paragraph.	Fair Slightly organized. Use of five sentence paragraph structure not evident.	Good Mostly organized. Attempts to use the five sentence paragraph structure: Main Idea/Topic, three detail sentences, and closing sentence.	Excellent Organized/neatly and correctly uses the five sentence paragraph structure: Main Idea/Topic, three detail sentences, and closing sentence.	Grade Points Points awarded
Neatness of Illustrations 3 pts Must illustrate all representations of criteria on page.	Poor Did not illustarate the representations or decorate the page.	Fair Illustrated only 1 representation and decorated the page very messy.	Good Illustrated only 2 representations and decorated the page somewhat neatly.	Excellent Illustrated 3+ representations and decorated the page neatly.	Grade Points Points awarded
Oral Presentation 3 pts Must present page in "Big Book" and be knowledgable of information on Native American Tribe.	Poor Did not present the page of "Big Book" to the class, but presented it to the teacher.	Fair Presented the page of "Big Book"to the class, but was not clear on the materials on the Native American Tribe.	Good Presented the page of "Big Book" and knew some of the materials on the Native American Tribe.	Excellent Presented the page of "Big Book"and presented extra information about the Native American Tribe.	Grade Points Points awarded

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