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Native American Diorama
Native Americans and Natural Resources
Students will create and present a diorama depicting the way of life of North American Native Americans with an emphasis on their use of natural resources in their particular region.
Rubric Code:
R4B8AX
By
cheryl07
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Native American Diorama
Novice
1 pts
Apprentice
2 pts
Practioner
3 pts
Expert
4 pts
Authenticity
Novice
Student did not display an understanding of the the historical aspects of the dwellings and the environment. Dwelling does not match the Native Americans who used them and the environment was not correctly identified for the Native Americans
Apprentice
Students demonstrated a fair understanding of historical aspects and environment in constructing the diorama. Dwelling somewhat matches the Native Americans who used them and the environment is not correctly identified for the Native Americans or vice versa.
Practioner
Students demonstrated a good understanding of historical aspects and environment in constructing the diorama. Dwelling matches the Native Americans who used them and their environment .
Expert
Students demonstrated a outstanding understanding of historical aspects and environment in constructing the diorama. Dwelling matches the Native Americans who used them and their environment.
Environment and Culture
Novice
Student displays less than 3 items clearly identifiable items that demonstrate their understanding of the true environment of the Native Americans with respect to natural resources and culture.
Apprentice
Student displays 4-7 clearly identifiable items that demonstates their understanding of the true environment of the Native Americans with respect to natural resources and culture.
Practioner
Student displays from 8-12 clearly identifiable items that demonstrate their understanding of the true environment of the Native Americans with respect to natural resouces and culture.
Expert
Student displays more than 13 clearly identifiable items that demonstrate their understanding of the true environment of the Native Americans with respect to natural resources and culture.
Presentation
Novice
Student did not present the diorama to the class, but presented it to the teacher.
Apprentice
Student presented the diorama to the class, but was not clear on the materials on the Native American Tribe.
Practioner
Student presented the diorama and knew some of the materials on the Native American Tribe.
Expert
Student presented the diorama and presented extra information about the Native American Tribe.
Neatness of work
Novice
Student's diorama is unorganized and lacks meaning to the viewer.
Apprentice
Student's diorama is somewhat organized and demonstrates a fair amount of knowledge on the project. It also provides only some meaning to the viewer.
Practioner
Student's diorama is organized. It visually explains the purpose of the project to the viewer.
Expert
Student's diorama is well organized and visually explains the purpose of the project to the viewer.
Subjects:
History
Types:
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