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Native American Presentation Rubric Native American Presentation Rubric Native American Presentation about particular Native American tribe presented to a museum curator as a living animated figure for the museum. Rubric Code: SBBC92 By kimmeyer Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Native American Presentation
	Not Included 0 pts	Poor 2 pts	Fair 4 pts	Good 6 pts	Excellent 8 pts
Content - Strength of Material Includes information about the tribes' name, location, shelter, food, clothing, culture...	Not Included The content is non-existent or the information that is presented is blantantly incorrect.	Poor Missing most of the essential information.	Fair Missing some essential information.	Good Includes most of the essential information.	Excellent Includes all essential information listed including the culture or beliefs of the tribe.
Organization Contains a topic sentence, supporting details and a concluding sentence.	Not Included There is no organization to the presentation and seems confused.	Poor There is very little organization. Elements are missing and makes the presentation less clear.	Fair There are elements of organization but it is missing some elements which could improve the presentation.	Good Elements are present but not used effectively. The presentation could've been reorganized to be more effective.	Excellent All elements of organization are present and used effectively to enhance the presentation.
Mechanics and Grammar	Not Included There are grammatical errors on every visual which makes the overall presentation difficult to understand.	Poor There are grammatical errors on the majority of the visuals which take away from the overall presentation.	Fair There are 3-5 grammatical errors within the presentation.	Good The presentation is grammatically well done with only 1-2 mistakes.	Excellent There are no mechanical mistakes within the presentation.
Visual Aids Costume and/or appropriate props are used to enhance	Not Included There are no visual aids being used in the presentation.	Poor The visual aids are inappropriate for the presentation and are a distraction to the presentation.	Fair The visual aids are appropriate but do not add understanding or information to the presentation.	Good The visual aids are appropriate for the presentation and makes the information easily understood.	Excellent The visual aids are appropriate for the presentation and enhance the overall quality.
Timing The pace at which the speech is given is smooth and fluent.	Not Included The presentation is too fast or choppy and hard to understand.	Poor The presentation is given a little too quickly and hard to understand.	Fair The presentation is mostly clear and easy to understand. Pauses are usually in the correct place.	Good The presentation is given clearly and with correct pauses with only a few words misunderstood.	Excellent The presentation was easy to understand from beginning to end.
Rehearsed - Preparedness	Not Included Presentation was obviously not prepared and members were lost.	Poor Presentation showed very little rehearsal or preparation.	Fair Presentation was somewhat rehearsed but not at all polished.	Good Presentation was rehearsed and polished but did have mistakes.	Excellent Presentation is obviously polished and well rehearsed.
Professionalism - voice, eye contact, enthusiasm,	Not Included Poor body language, no eye contact, unprofessional attitude throughout.	Poor Little eye contact, quiet voice, poor body language, unprofessional behavior.	Fair Voice, body language, professionalism, eye contact waiver during presentation.	Good Good voice, language, eye contact, etc. throughout most of the presentation. First graders wanted you for their museum.	Excellent Excellent voice, language, eye contact, etc. throughout all of the presentation. First graders wanted you for their museum.

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