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MEDIEVAL TIMES CASTLE Middle Ages Castle Students will build a castle to demonstrate knowledge of a castle in Medieval Times. Rubric Code: LX789B By mpocsai Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Middle Ages Castle
	Grade A 4 pts	Grade B 3 pts	Grade C 2 pts	Grade D 1 pts
Design	Grade A 13 or more features of a castle are easy to recognize even without labeling.	Grade B 9 - 12 features of a castle are recognizable.	Grade C 5 - 8 features of a castle are recognizable.	Grade D 1-4 features of a castle are recognizable.
Labeling	Grade A 13 or more parts of a castle are labeled correctly.	Grade B 9-12 parts of a castle are labeled correctly.	Grade C 5-8 parts of a castle are labeled correctly.	Grade D 1-4 parts of a castle are labeled correctly.
Realism/Creativity	Grade A Castle looks like it was picked up out of Medieval Times and brought to class. There are signs of caslte life. Great detail was spent in perfecting castle.	Grade B Colors and landforms are correct. Extra buildings were added. Obiviously put in some time making a good product.	Grade C Can recognize what the castle was made out of. Did the basic work without stepping beyond.	Grade D Basic paint job with no details. Limited features. Put together parts of a pre-made kit.
Oral Presentation	Grade A Has eye contact at least 3-5 times. Speaks clearly and knowledgeably about topic.	Grade B Eye contact only twice. Speaks clearly and knowledgably about topic.	Grade C Eye contact only once. Moderate voice level. Knows some about topic, but is lacking in content.	Grade D No eye contact, no knowledge about topic, and/or can not hear presentation.
Written Paper	Grade A Paper has an introduction, at least five comprehensive paragraphs about topic, and a concluding paragraph. Note: a paragraph has 5-8 sentences.	Grade B Paper has introduction, at leat four comprehensive paragraphs about topic, and a concluding paragraph. Note: a paragraph has 5-8 sentences.	Grade C Paper has introduction, at least three comprehensive paragraphs about topic, and a concluding paragraph. Note: a paragraph has 5-8 sentences.	Grade D Paper presents information without the standard fourth grade requirements. Note: a paragraph has 5-8 sentences.
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