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Second Grade State Project Reports Second Grade State Project Reports After researching the assigned state, second graders will present their information on a tri fold display board. Rubric Code: MAX835 By a1b2c20 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

State Report Project
	Poor (N) 1 pts	Good (S/S+) 2 pts	Excellent (O-/O) 3 pts	Score (N/A)
Required Information As stated in the attached letter.	Poor (N) Two or more required items are missing.	Good (S/S+) One required item is missing.	Excellent (O-/O) Includes the state name, capital, flower, bird, flag, tree, landforms, a famous American, places of interest, and the state map.	Score
Map Hand drawn or computer generated.	Poor (N) The map is not neat and organized. Two or more required items are missing.	Good (S/S+) Some of the map is neat and organized. One required item of the map is missing.	Excellent (O-/O) A neat, organized map that includes state name, nickname, a map key, the state capital, 2 or more large cities, impt. rivers and lakes, bordering bodies of water, and impt. land forms.	Score
Neatness/Organization Presentation of the board.	Poor (N) Minimal time and effort has been put into selecting pictures, artwork, or graphics. Handwriting is not legible. Information is not organized and not easy to locate.	Good (S/S+) Some time and effort has been put into selecting pictures, artwork or graphics. Handwriting is somewhat legible. Information is somewhat organized and takes effort to locate.	Excellent (O-/O) Time and effort are put into selecting pictures, artwork, or graphics. Handwriting is neat and legible or typed. Information is well organized and easy to locate.	Score
General Information When asked about their state...	Poor (N) Student exhibits minimal knowledge of state information.	Good (S/S+) Student exhibits some knowledge of state information.	Excellent (O-/O) Student exhibits broad knowledge of state information.	Score
Extra Credit See back for optional activities.	Poor (N) Included one extra credit item.	Good (S/S+) Included two extra credit items.	Excellent (O-/O) Included three or more extra credit items.	Score