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Million Dollar Project Million Dollar Project Rubric Code: VX24C29 By Melawne Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Math Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Million Dollar Project
	Below standard 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exceptional 4 pts
Items	Below standard There are no labels and/or pictures. Calculations cannot be read, or are missing.	Fair Products are labeled, no ads. The cost is shown but tax may be missing.	Good Individual prices from sources are listed. Cost of items is shown but tax or ads may be missing.	Exceptional Individual prices including tax are listed with copy/ picture of the ad.
Spread Sheet	Below standard The total cost of the item list is missing.	Fair Total cost of the items list is shown. The spread sheet is very disorganized and is missing items.	Good Total cost of the items list is shown. Somewhat organized and neat.	Exceptional Total cost of the items list is shown in a neat and organized manner.
Creativity Students are required to follow the rules. They need to be original and creative when spending their money. Student projects should not resemble other students' projects.	Below standard Student did not follow rules and showed little creativity in his/her project. Items are similar.	Fair Student followed the rules and showed some creativity in his/her project. There is some variation in items bought.	Good Student followed the rules and showed creativity in his/her project. There is good variation in items bought.	Exceptional Student followed the rules and showed great variation of items bought.
Write up	Below standard Student did not include a write up.	Fair Student has included a write up. The write up is missing many components and lacks detail.	Good Student has included write up. Write up is missing some components. The components that are included have sufficient detail.	Exceptional Student has included write up. It consists of all necessary components. All components contain sufficient detail.