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Go Green Literature Poster 
Students create a poster based on something they learned about helping the environment
Rubric Code: LC5223
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Knowledge

Poor

Student shows minimal knowledge of topic.
Fair

Student shows a general knowledge of topic.
Good

Student shows clear knowledge of topic.
Sentence Structure

Poor

Student has written little or no words; has failed to make it into a sentence
Fair

Student has written a sentence; is lacking a capital letter and/or punctuation
Good

Student has written a complete sentence; begins with a capital letter and ends with correct punctuation
Illustration

Poor

Student's illustration has no relation to the topic
Fair

Student's illustration shows some knowledge may have been gained
Good

Student's illustration shows clear knowledge of topic
Presentation

Poor

Student has little or no knowledge about the topic
Fair

Student is somewhat knowledgeable about the topic
Good

Student is very knowledgeable about the topic



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