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Infographic/ Native American Tribes Infographic/ Ancient Civilization Characteristics Students will create an infographic containing 10 facts about a group of Native American tribes. Rubric Code: SXB7W3B By Mom1then3 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Infographic
	Excellent 10 pts	Very Good 7 pts	Good 5 pts	Fair 3 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Content	Excellent Infographic contains 10 accurate facts about the group chosen.	Very Good Infographic contains 8-9 accurate facts about the group chosen.	Good Infographic contains 6-7 accurate facts about the group chosen.	Fair Infographic contains 5 or fewer accurate facts about the group chosen.	Unacceptable Infographic contains 3 or fewer accurate facts about the group chosen.
Accuracy/Relevance of Information	Excellent All information included in the project is accurate and clearly relevant to the group.	Very Good Most information included in the project is accurate and clearly relevant to the group, with 1-2 exceptions/inaccuraciwa.	Good Most information included in the project is accurate and clearly relevant to the group, with 3-4 exceptions/inaccuracies.	Fair Some information is relevant, but some irrelevant or template items remain unchanged.	Unacceptable Template is largely unchanged. Many items that do not relate to the topic are present.
Layout/Neatness	Excellent Layout/neatness takes the viewer through the infographic in an efficient and effective way. The flow contributes to the understanding of the data, allowing connections to be made. All data is presented clearly.	Very Good Layout/neatness does not always flow smoothly, disrupting the processing of information. There is a general neatness, and demonstrates effort.	Good There does not appear to be any sense of order to the infographic. The infographic lacks neatness and clarity.Project is reasonably complete.	Fair Layout was not well planned for neatness and clarity. Little to no effort was put int the project.	Unacceptable Template is largely unchanged. Many original template items remain. Final product is not ready for print.
Images	Excellent Student used 8 or more photos or illustrations that relate to the facts and enhance understanding.	Very Good Student used 5-7 photos or illustrations that relate to the facts and enhance understanding.	Good Student used less than 4 photos or illustrations that relate to the facts and enhance understanding.	Fair Student used photos or illustrations that do not relate to the facts and enhance understanding.	Unacceptable No thought, creativity or effort applied to images. Template images that do not relate are still present.
Spelling, Grammar, and Conventions	Excellent Project is free of spelling, grammatical and conventional errors	Very Good Project contains 1-2 spelling, grammatical, or conventional errors	Good Project contains 3-4 spelling, grammatical, or conventional errors	Fair Project contains 4-5 spelling, grammatical, or conventional errors	Unacceptable Project contains more than 5 spelling, grammatical, or conventional errors

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