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Ancient Civilization Poster 
Students create a travel poster depicting their chosen Ancient Civilization and demonstrating why someone would want to visit.
Rubric Code: TA76XC
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Subject: History  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

10 pts

Good

15 pts

Excellent

20 pts

Creativity

Poor

There are hardly any pictures or depictions of the civilization information is unorganized or missing. Very little detail.
Fair

There are some pictures or decorations on the poster that help to convey information about civilization and it's unique characteristics.
Good

Poster is pleasant to look at and fairly organized with pictures and some creativity shown in how the information and pictures are arranged.
Excellent

Poster is pleasant to look at and very organized. Student finds creative and visual ways to present the information. Lots of pictures and decoration that are relevant to the civilization and it's unique characteristics.
Content

Poor

Poster has very little information explaining what the place is like or what what someone would see there. No examples of activities or natural habitat are listed or explanation of their significance.
Fair

Poster has information but lacks details. The poster has only 2 examples of the civilization's activities or natural resources are provided with little to no explanation of their significance.
Good

Poster contains detailed information but is vague or lacking in some areas. The poster has at least 3 examples of the civilization's activities, natural resources and explains their significance.
Excellent

The poster contains detailed information on the chosen civilization as well as at least 4 examples of the civilization's activities, natural resources in detail their significance'
Organization

Poor

Poster is unorganized and information is vague or incoherent. There is no rhyme or reason to the picture and little to no information to explain them.
Fair

Poster is somewhat organized neatly with some information that can be somewhat vague. Very little organization with pictures and some informations to go with them.
Good

Poster is organized and information is mostly clear and generally easy to read. Pictures have information explaining what they are with very few grammar mistakes.
Excellent

Poster is neatly organized and the information is clear and easy to read. Pictures have information explaining what they are with proper grammar and punctuation.
Presentation

Poor

Student gives little to detail concerning the civilization and provides little information concerning the culture, communities or accomplishments.
Fair

Student only gives superficial information concerning the civilization and provides few examples of the culture, communities and accomplishments.
Good

Students go over the poster and give a general explanation as to what the civilization is like and what the culture, communities and accomplishments of the civilization are.
Excellent

Students go over the poster with great attention to detail. The poster gives a clear understanding of what it would be like to visit this civilization and see its culture, communities and accomplishments.




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