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The ABCs of Russia Starting with letter A & continuing through Z, students will list 2 words per letter that relate to our study of Russia. They will define and/or describe the words. They will illustrate themselves, or provide a picture, of one of their words. These Alphabet pages will be assembled in booklet form, with an outside cover and an inside cover/title page. Rubric Code: RX8C27 By kbhlee Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

The ABCs of Russia
	Poor 8 pts	Fair 13 pts	Good 18 pts	Excellent 23 pts
Neatness	Poor Pages are messy, smudged, missing, etc. Most of the pages are wrinkled, folded, etc. Outer cover looks dirty, wrinkled, etc. It is almost impossible to read any of the content.	Fair Some pages are missing, messy, etc. Some pages are folded, wrinkled, etc. Outer cover is not in very good shape. Some of the content is ledgible.	Good Most pages are in good shape. They are neat, clean, unfolded and/or unwrinkled. Outer cover is in neat, presentable shape. Most of the content is ledgible.	Excellent Almost all pages are in tip-top condition. They are clean, ledgible, unfolded, unwrinkled. Outer cover is in excellent condition. Overall, the entire booklet is extremely neat in appearance.
Creativity	Poor Student used no creativity or imagination in putting their booklet together. Work done entirely in pencil. No use of color. Booklet is too plain and basic.	Fair Student used little, if any, creativity in their booklet. Most of the work was done in pencil or pen. Very little color, or other material, was used. Booklet is somewhat plain and basic.	Good Student used a lot of creativity in creating their booklet. Various colors and materials were used throughout the booklet, including the cover.	Excellent Student used creativity and imagination on all inner pages and on the cover. Many different colors and materials were used throughout the booklet and the finished product really stands out.
Illustrations	Poor Student did not include pictures or illustrations with their words.	Fair Student included pictures/illustrations for less than half of the words. The pictures/illustrations did not match up correctly with the words.	Good Student included pictures/illustrations with almost all of their words. The pictures were neatly done and were appropriate for the word and/or term of their choice.	Excellent Pictures and/or illustrations were included with all of the words/terms required. All of the pictures were very neatly done and very easy to associate with the particular word/term of choice.
Timeliness	Poor Student turned their project in one week past the due date.	Fair Student turned their project in 3 days past the due date.	Good Student turned their project in 1 day past the due date.	Excellent Student turned their project in on time or ahead of time.
Educational Value	Poor Student included little or no educational content in their project. The student probably learned very little, if any, information during the creation of the project.	Fair Student included some educational content in their project. The student learned a limited amount of information in creating the project.	Good Student included quite a bit of educational content in their project. It is obvious that thought and effort went into the project. The student probably gained information in creating the project.	Excellent There is a tremendous amount of educational content in the project. It is obvious that much time, thought, and effort went into the creation of the project and that the student gained much personal information.

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