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Immigration - Ellis Island Immigration - Ellis Island An illustration of choice and writing assignment on immigration and Ellis Island Rubric Code: LXW2427 By BKeith Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Ellis Island Research Project
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Value (N/A)
Drawing	Poor Drawing does not relate well to paper There is no clear or immigrant's journey/experience. List of key events not present. No clear title	Fair Drawing is a somewhat clear and organized and relates somewhat to the immigrant's journey/experience. List of key events may be incomplete. Illustration has a title.	Good Drawing is organized and relates to the paper. The illustratrion reflects the immigrant's journey/experience. The list of key events is complete. Illustration has a title and is easy to understand.	Excellent Drawing well organized and relates very well to the paper. Illustration reflects many aspects of the immigrant's journey/experience. The list of key events is complete. Illustration has a title and is easy to understand.	Value 30points
Written Paragraph	Poor Written paragraph contains major factual errors or is not complete enough to give the reader an understanding of the immigrants journey/ experience. Organization of paper is unclear	Fair Written paragraph may contain some minor factual errors. Paper may be somewhat brief or incomplete to give the reader an understanding of the immigrant's journey/ experience. Essay may have some organizational problems.	Good Written paragraph is historically and factually accurate. Paper gives the reader a clear understanding of the immigrant's journey/experience. Essay has good composition.	Excellent Wirtten paragraph is historically and factually accurate. Paper gives the reader a detailed understanding of the immigrant's journey/experience. Essay is clearly organized.	Value 30 points
Mechanics of paper	Poor Written paragraph has spelling and punctuation errors that make it hard for reader to understand. Paperdoes not follow standard formatting and it not well organized.	Fair Written paragraph has some spelling and punctuation errors that make it hard for reader to understand. Paper may contain some formatting errors. There is some orgranization to paper	Good Written paragraph has a few spelling and puncuation errors, but they do not interfere with the understanding of the paper. Organzation is good and paper is formatted.	Excellent Written paragraph has few or no spelling or punctuation errors. Paper is well written and organization is good. Paper is properly formatted.	Value 30 points
Assignment Requirements	Poor Rough draft shows little editing.Final Draft may not follow all format directions.	Fair Rough draft shows some editing. Final draft follows all format directions:heading ,font, spacing.	Good Rough draft shows adequate editing. Final draft follows all format directions: heading, font,spacing.	Excellent Rough draft shows a great deal of editing.finial draft follows all format directions;heading, font spacing	Value 10 point

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