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Museum Box Project Museum Box Project In this project students will create a cube that depicts the elements of the GERMANS in the Early Middle Ages using words, pictures, videos and audio. Be creative! Rubric Code: N92843 By bdelany Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Museum Box Project
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Information	Excellent Supporting details are EXCEPTIONALLY clear, rich, and relevant. Details that develop and enrich the theme. Details are carefully selected, providing strong, accurate, credible support. A thorough, balanced, in-depth explanation/ exploration of the topic.	Good Supporting details are clear, rich, and relevant. Details are carefully selected, providing accurate, credible support. A thorough, balanced, in-depth explanation/ exploration of the topic.	Fair Supporting details are present, yet overly broad or simplistic. Support that is attempted; but developmental details that are often limited in scope, uneven, somewhat off- topic, predictable, or overly general.
Writing	Excellent All writing is focused, clear, concise and elaborate. Information is paraphrased effectively. Free of grammatical and sentence structure errors. Well selected vocab.	Good Most writing is focused, clear, concise and elaborate. Some information is paraphrased.Free of most grammatical and sentence structure errors.	Fair Most writing is unfocused. Ideas not elaborated. Very little paraphrasing. Frequent grammatical and sentence structure errors.
Design Elements	Excellent Cubes are colorful, engaging and pleasing to view. Very organized presentation	Good Cubes are colorful, engaging and pleasing to view. Basically organized presentation	Fair Cubes are not colorful; may not be pleasing to view. Lacks organization
Selection of Pictures	Excellent Pictures are purposefully selected to support essential questions. 2 or more photographs, audio, video or weblinks are included.	Good Pictures clearly represent essential questions. Photographs, audio, video or weblinks are included.	Fair Pictures do not clearly represent essential questions. Little purpose shown in media selections.