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Ancient Greek Olympics Ancient Civilization Travel Brochure Student will research the Ancient Olympics and reflect how they tie into current culture. They will create a PowerPoint which illustrates their research and projects centered on the Ancient Olympics. Rubric Code: M3AWB7 By geoteach Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Ancient Greek Olympics
	Exceeds Standards 4 pts	Meets Standards 3 pts	Progression Towards Standards 2 pts	Does Not Meet Standards 1 pts
Number of Olympic Points 60 Points	Exceeds Standards Student receives 100 or more documented points from the Ancient Greek Olympics point sheet.	Meets Standards Student receives 80-95 documented points from the Ancient Greek Olympics point sheet.	Progression Towards Standards Student receives 60-75 documented points from the Ancient Greek Olympics point sheet.	Does Not Meet Standards Student receives 40- 55 documented points from the Ancient Greek Olympics point sheet.
Sources and Notecards 20 Points	Exceeds Standards Student uses a minimum of 5 reliable sources, with only one being Wikipedia. Students JOTTS info. on presentation and reads the majority from memorized prepared notecards.	Meets Standards Student uses 4 reliable sources, with only one being Wikipedia. Students JOTTS info. on presentation and reads the majority from prepared notecards.	Progression Towards Standards Student uses 2 - 3 reliable sources, with only one being Wikipedia. Students JOTTS info. on presentation and reads the majority from prepared notecards.	Does Not Meet Standards Student uses one reliable source. Student reads directly from presentation.
Overall Appearance and Presentation 20 Points PowerPoint required for this presentation.	Exceeds Standards Student has created a project that is professionally formatted and presented with a clear, confident voice with few mistakes due to repeated practice.	Meets Standards Student has created a project that has an identifiable format and presented with a clear voice with a few mistakes due to repeated practice.	Progression Towards Standards Student has created a project that lacks an easily identifiable format and presented with a faultering voice with many mistakes due to little practice.	Does Not Meet Standards Student has created a project that lacks any identifiable format and presented with a faultering voice and many mistakes due to no practice.