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North American Explorer North American Explorer The student will describe European exploration in North America and/or other countries. Student will describe the reasons for, obstacles to, and accomplishments of European explorers. Rubric Code: LXX32X8 By HMeeker Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5

North American Explorer Research has been accomplished on the following titles and presented.
	Poor Little effort. 1 pts	Fair Some effort with errors. 2 pts	Good Great research on Explorer. 3 pts
Dates Provide exact dates of exploration(s).	Poor Dates are not provided for exploration(s).	Fair Dates are provided but are not consistent with exploration times.	Good Correct dates of exploration are provided.
Origin What country was the European explorer representing?	Poor Origin not mentioned.	Fair Origin mention but not correct.	Good Origin is correct.
Reason(s) What were the reason(s) for this exploration?	Poor The reason for the exploration was not mentioned.	Fair The reason for the exploration was provided with some errors.	Good The correct reason(s) was provided.
Obstacles Cite the problems that the explorer encountered from start to finish.	Poor Obstacles encountered are either inconsistent or not mentioned.	Fair Obstacles are cited with some errors.	Good Obstacles are correctly identfied and explained.
Accomplishments Cite the accomplishedments that the explorer has become well known for.	Poor Accomplishments are not cited.	Fair Accomplishments are cited with errors.	Good Accomplishments are correctly identified to the explorer.
Additional Information What othe interesting bits of information can be presented from this exploration?	Poor Additional bits of information not provided.	Fair Additional information provided with some errors.	Good Additional information is fully<BR> explained.
Spelling Are words spelled correctly?	Poor 4 or more misspelled words noted.	Fair 1-3 misspelled words noted.	Good No misspelled words noted.
Presentation Is the report neatly hand printed?	Poor Report is not neat.	Fair Report is mostly neat, however, could of used additonal time in preparation.	Good Report is neatly handprinted.