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Urban and Rural Communities Urban and Rural Communities Rubric Code: QA54BX By acampell Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Quiz Grade Levels: K-5

Urban and Rural Communities
	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 (N/A)
Understanding of concepts	Level 1 -demonstrates limited understanding of the characteristics fo different types of urban and rural communities	Level 2 -demonstrates some understanding of the characteristics fo different types of urban and rural communities	Level 3 -demonstrates considerable understanding of the characteristics fo different types of urban and rural communities	Level 4 -demonstrates thorough understanding of the characteristics fo different types of urban and rural communities
Inquiry/research skills	Level 1 -demonstrates a limited ability to classify categories to compare rural and urban communities -demonstrates limited ability to construct a model/map to describe an urban and a rural community	Level 2 -demonstrates some ability to classify categories to compare rural and urban communities -demonstrates some ability to construct a model/map to describe an urban and a rural community	Level 3 -demonstrates considerable ability to classify categories to compare rural and urban communities -demonstrates considerable ability to construct a model/map to describe an urban and a rural community	Level 4 -demonstrates extensive ability to classify categories to compare rural and urban communities -demonstrates extensive ability to construct a model/map to describe an urban and a rural community
Communication of required knowledge	Level 1 -makes limited use of appropriate vocabulary when describing communities<BR> -communicates information with limited effectiveness	Level 2 -makes some use of appropriate vocabulary when describing communities<BR> -communicates information with some effectiveness	Level 3 -makes considerable use of appropriate vocabulary when describing communities<BR> -communicates information with considerable effectiveness	Level 4 -makes extensive use of appropriate vocabulary when describing communities<BR> -communicates information with a high degree of effectiveness
Application of concepts and skills	Level 1 rarely compares the characterics between the urban and rural communities -needs assistance to choose a community -creates a 3D model with little or no accuracy or detail shows the features of this community	Level 2 -sometimes compares the characterics between the urban and rural communities -chooses a community with guidance -creates a 3D model with some accuracy and detail shows the features of this community	Level 3 often compares the characterics between the urban and rural communities -chooses a community mostly independently -creates a 3D model that mostly accurately shows the features of this community	Level 4 always compares the characterics between the urban and rural communities -chooses a community independently -creates a 3D model that demonstrates a high degree of detail and accurately portrays features of this community

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