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Historical Person Project You must write a three paragraph essay, create a timeline, and create a poster describing importance of a person in American history. Rubric Code: QX5A83 By mpogrady Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

Historical Person Project
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 5 pts	Good 8 pts	Excellent 10 pts
Poster	Poor The poster is sloppy, and unreadable.	Fair The poster is legible, but not decorated.	Good The poster is decorated, and is legible.	Excellent The poster is decorated nicely, and is written very neatly.
Timeline	Poor The timeline contains less than 3 dates and does include important information.	Fair The timeline contains only the minimum 4 dates, and it is difficult to read. The dates are not important to the person's life.	Good The timeline includes some important dates in the person's life and is in the correct order.	Excellent The timeline is neat, and includes many important dates from the person's life, chronologically.
Paper	Poor The essay is not written in complete sentences. It is not clear what the point of the paper is.	Fair The paper is missing important information and is not written in three paragraphs.	Good The essay has 3 paragraphs, and describes the importance of the person's life in American history.	Excellent The essay is written in 3 paragraphs, flowing smoothly from one paragraph to the next, and written with correct grammar.
Presentation	Poor There is no clear reason for the presentation. The student reads directly from the paper, and does not describe important events in the person's life.	Fair The presentation is confusing, but includes some important information about the person's life.	Good The presentation is easy to follow, but leaves out important dates/events in the person's life.	Excellent The presentation is easy to follow, the presenter makes eye contact with the audience, and address important events in the person's life.