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DJ's Skate Rubric Rubric Code: N8752 By Wheatridge Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Business Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

DJ's Skate Team Proposal
	Excellent 3 pts	Good Enough 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Budget	Excellent The budget is complete and has at least 6 Excel Worksheets that keep track of all information. Also, there is at least 1 chart to illustrate his spending. All figures are correct.	Good Enough The budget is complete and has at between 3 and 6 Excel Worksheets that keep track of all information. Also, there is at least 1 chart to illustrate his spending. OR All worksheets are present but there are no charts. Most figures are correct.	Poor The budget is incomplete. It is difficult to see where all the money went. Also, no charts are present. The figures are wrong.
Conventions	Excellent There are NO spelling or grammar mistakes.	Good Enough There are minor spelling or grammar mistakes. However, they are not significant enough to make the project difficult to understand.	Poor There are major spelling and/or grammar issues. They make the entire project confusing and difficult to understand.
Content	Excellent It is obvious that a considerable amount of time was spent on this project. You left no stone unturned. You brought up things I did not think of.	Good Enough You spent an adequate amount of time on this. It is understandable and clear. It lacks that extra "umph."	Poor It seems as though you rushed through this and did not think through the process.
Professionalism/Presentation	Excellent The project was presented in a way that was professional and organized. It was easy to find information and facts. It was completely typed and the only time something was not in your own words was when it was obviously copied from a source.	Good Enough The project was presented in a way that left something to be desired. It was, perhaps, typed. However, it was mildly disorganized.	Poor The project was completely disorganized. It was difficult to find information. It left the audience wondering.