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PROJECT SECRET SQUARE/3D GRAPHIC ORGANIZER Power Point Assessment Create a graphic organizer such as a "Secret Square, Poof Book, Explosion Book, Accordian Book, Match Books, etc.to share with the class including all of the important/favorite parts of your book. Include the title author, characters, settings, plot, and your recommendation. Rubric Code: W3B577 By Jacqueline52 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Project Power Point
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts
6-10 "Pages"	Excellent Presentation includes 8 to 10 "pages" (or more)	Good Presentation includes 5 to 7 "pages"	Fair Presentation includes less than 5 "pages"
Six Graphics	Excellent Presentation includes six or more graphics	Good Presentation includes two to four graphics.	Fair Presentation includes less than two graphics.
Information	Excellent Thorough information (e.g. title, author, characters, etc. from above)	Good Some information (e.g. includes some information list above)	Fair Little information
Information 2	Excellent Included information from the beginning, middle, and end of the book correctly and in sequence.	Good Included information about the plot, but left out some important details.	Fair Included very little information about the plot or the sequence of the story.
Creativity/Originality	Excellent Obviously a lot of thought and preparation went into this presentation.	Good Nice work, but could have used more thought and preparation.	Fair Little, if any, thought or preparation was given to this project.
Recommendation/Favorite Part	Excellent Very convincing either as a recommendation or not. Gave specific reasons.	Good Very convincing either as a recommendation or not. Gave no specific reasons.	Fair Recommendation was unlear without specific details.
Presentation	Excellent Student was able to present the project and elaborate it. Student could answer questions about the presentation.	Good Student could elaborate some about the project. Unable to answer any questions.	Fair Student was unable to present Project and elaborate on information.
Punctuality	Excellent Project was completed on or before it was due.	Good Project was completed a day or two late.	Fair Project was completed more than 2 days over the day it was due.