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Famous American Project Famous African American Project This rubric will be used to complete a project featuring a famous American figure. Rubric Code: TC6958 By LETreat Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Famous American
	Proficent (N/A)	Basic (N/A)	Minimal (N/A)
General Information	Proficent All required parts are included: your name, date, name of famous American and picture	Basic Some of the required parts are included: your name, date, name of famous American	Minimal Only one part is included.
Facts	Proficent Contains all required information (person's name, date of birth and death, place of birth, and reason for being famous).	Basic Contains most required information (person's name, date of birth and death, place of birth, and reason for being famous).	Minimal Contains very little or no required information or the information is not correct.
Claim to Fame	Proficent This section includes 5-7 sentences of WHY and/or HOW your person became famous.	Basic This section includes at least 2-3 sentences of why/how your person became famous.	Minimal Student has written only 1-2 sentences or 3-6 sentences unrelated to the topic.
Interesting Facts	Proficent This section includes 3 interesting facts and 2 sentences about why student likes him or her.	Basic This section includes 1 interesting fact and 1 sentence about why student likes him or her.	Minimal This section includes only 1-2 interesting facts OR 1-2 sentences about why student likes him or her, but not BOTH.
Your Opinion	Proficent This section includes a 5-7 sentences about how/why YOU think this person "made the world a better place" to live in with example(s) to support your opinion.	Basic This section includes a 2-5 sentences about how/why YOU think this person made the world a better place, but lacks examples or details to support your opinion.	Minimal Includes 1-3 sentences or less, but does not state your opinion and does not give examples that would support your opinion.
Grammar	Proficent Proper usage of punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and correctly spells grade level words ALL OF THE TIME	Basic Proper usage of punctuation, capitalization, grammar and correctly spells grade level words MOST OF THE TIME	Minimal CONSISTENT USE of improper punctuation, capitalization, grammar, and MISSPELLS grade level words