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Invention Wars Create Your Own Invention Students will choose as a group one invention from the list and prepare a demonstration that shows how it was discovered and how it works. You might choose anything from tea, the wheelbarrow, or kites to the clay soldiers, the Great Wall, or dams. Rubric Code: SXX9CCA By calexander2313 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Inventions
	Excellent 20 pts	Proficient 15 pts	Acceptable 10 pts	Limited 5 pts
Directions for how it is made	Excellent The directions are clear and can be easily understood. They explain how the invention was made or how it works.	Proficient The directions are mostly clear and can be understood. They almost explain how the invention was made or how it works.	Acceptable The directions are somewhat clear and can be understood with discussion. They only halfway explain how the invention was made or how it works.	Limited The directions are not clear and cant be easily understood. They don't explain how the invention was made or how it works.
Labeled Diagram	Excellent Diagram was provided and labeled.	Proficient The Diagram was not labeled.	Acceptable The Diagram was not labeled and the diagram was messy and hard to read.	Limited No Diagram was provided.
Demonsration to class	Excellent The student was able to give detailed and in-depth use or uses of the invention that was created or how it was made.	Proficient The student was able to give a detailed use or uses of the invention that was created or how it was made.	Acceptable The student was able to give a vague use or uses of the invention that was created or how it was made.	Limited The student was not able to give examples of a use or uses of the invention that was created. Or how it was made
Model and Demonsration	Excellent The groups model was creative and original. The model is not falling over or messy. You can clearly tell what it is and it may or may not work.	Proficient The groups model was somewhat creative and original. The model is not falling over or messy. You can somewhat tell what it is and it may or may not work.	Acceptable The groups model was only halfway complete, and messy. You can tell what it should be, but it is not 100% clear.	Limited The groups model was not creative and unoriginal. The model was messy and falling over. You can't tell what it is with out someone from that group telling you what it is.