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U.S. Landform's Map Project This is a rubric for a 3rd Grade project in Geography. Students create a map of the different landforms within the United States, appropriately placing where each one should be. Rubric Code: MX45CCX By sarahrut87 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Geography Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Landform Map Using unconventional materials (hershey kisses, glitter, marshmallows, and string) each student creates a map of all the landforms that exist in the continental United States, and putting them in the correct location.
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 3 pts	Good 5 pts	Excellent 7 pts
Labels 40 % Each landform is labeled in the map legend, the map includes a compass rose, title, and has each group members name	Poor No Labels on the map and no compass rose	Fair Landforms are labeled, but are inaccurate. Missing the compass rose, or group member names	Good Each landform is labeled correctly. Included a compass rose	Excellent Went beyond the requirements by having each landform labeled, including a compass rose and their names, and added extra materials to their map.
Map 40 % Map was completed by the due date and included all the landforms found in the U.S.	Poor Map is not finished	Fair Map is missing 1-2 landforms	Good Map is complete and has all the landforms in the correct location	Excellent All requirements have been included, plus additional information (i.e. labeling the Canadian and Mexican boarders; including the landforms of Alaska and Hawai'i)
Creativity 20 % Used the provided unconventional materials to display each type of landform.	Poor Did not use the provided materials	Fair Used markers and construction paper for some types of landforms, and used some of provided materials	Good Used every provided unconventional materials	Excellent Included materials that were provided, but went above and beyond to show each descriptive elements of each landform (i.e. having ice caps on the mountains, coloring marshmallows) and including materials that were not provided