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Research Game Show 
Math Game
You will be creating a game show that incorporates the information you learned from your researching. You must provide thorough instructions as to how to play your game as it will be played by your classmates. They will then evaluate your game, as well as, your directions that were given.
Rubric Code: U24AAC5
By BKDP64
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Subject: (General)  
Type: (Other)  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Rookie Game Host

1 pts

Amature Game Host

2 pts

Professional Game Host

3 pts

Master Game Host

4 pts

Game Title/ Resource List

The game has a title and accompanied by a resource list that correlates with the research topic.
Rookie Game Host

The game has either a title or a resource list that doesn't correlate with the research topic and or has many errors or not readable.
Amature Game Host

The game has either a title or a resource list that correlates with the research topic and has some spelling errors or less readable.
Professional Game Host

The game has a title and a resource list that correlates with the topic but is less readable or spelling errors.
Master Game Host

The game has a title and accompanied by a resource list that correlates with the research topic that is readable and nearly no spelling errors.
Instructions

Instructions are typed and in depth. Players understand the object of the game and how to play. They have few to no questions on how to play.
Rookie Game Host

Instructions are not clear or thorough and only known by the host. Players don't understand how to play.
Amature Game Host

Instructions aren't typed and missing some portions. Players understand the object of the game so players had many questions about how to play the game.
Professional Game Host

Instructions are typed. Players understand the object of the game have some questions on how to play the game.
Master Game Host

Instructions are typed and in depth. Players understand the object of the game and how to play. They have few to no questions on how to play.
Game Mechanics/Materials.

Materials or mechanics of the app were well built and thought out with good details and used appropriately throughout.
Rookie Game Host

Materials or mechanics of the app were limited and not used appropriately or fell apart or didn't work during game play.
Amature Game Host

Materials or mechanics of the app were built but not thought out well and usually used appropriately.
Professional Game Host

Materials or mechanics of the app were well built and thought out with good details and usually used appropriately throughout.
Master Game Host

Materials or mechanics of the app were well built and thought out with good details and used appropriately throughout.
Game Contents

There are at least 5 facts or other information learned from the research and it is easily understood and has supporting evidence to verify the information.
Rookie Game Host

There are at least 1-2 facts or other information learned from the research and has no supporting evidence to verify the information.
Amature Game Host

There are at least 3 facts or other information learned from the research and has some supporting evidence to verify the information.
Professional Game Host

There are at least 4 facts or other information learned from the research and has supporting evidence to verify the information.
Master Game Host

There are at least 5 facts or other information learned from the research and it is easily understood and has supporting evidence to verify the information.





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