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Plan a 3-7 day trip through Pennsylvania
Rubric Code: W4A9BB
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Subject: English  
Type: Homework  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

4 pts

Fair

6 pts

Good/Very Good

8 pts

Wow!

10 pts

Itinerary/explanations

Poor

Itinerary is poor. Fewer than 2 points of interest are displayed and described. There is a lack of details in descriptions. Itinerary does not follow a logical progression.
Fair

Itinerary is good. At least 2 points of interest are displayed and some detail is included. Itinerary follows a mostly logical progression.
Good/Very Good

Itinerary is very good. At least 2 points of interest are displayed and described in detail. Itinerary follows a logical progression.
Wow!

Itinerary is exemplary. At least 2 point of interest are displayed and described in detail. Many details and descriptions are included. Itinerary follows a logical progression.
Cost Breakdown

Poor

The breakdown of costs for this trip is not clearly stated. Several expenses are incorrect or missing. The cost breakdown may not have been identical to other members' cost breakdowns.
Fair

The breakdown of costs is mostly accurate. Some expenses may be incorrect or missing. The cost breakdown may not have been identical to other members' cost breakdowns.
Good/Very Good

The breakdown of costs is clearly stated and accurate. Most expenses are correct and included. The cost breakdown was identical to other members' cost breakdowns.
Wow!

The breakdown of costs is clearly stated and accurate. All expenses are correct and included. This cost breakdown was identical to other members' cost breakdowns.
Mechanics

Poor

Product is mostly unorganized and difficult to read. Product is somewhat sloppy and several mistakes are present.
Fair

Product is somewhat organized and mostly easy to read. Product is mostly neat and a few mistakes are present.
Good/Very Good

Product is organized and mostly easy to read. Product is neat and minimal mistakes are present.
Wow!

Product is very well organized and easy to read. Product is very neat and no mistakes are present.
parenthetical citation

Poor

Several parenthetical citations were not stated, were difficult to find, or were not included correctly.
Fair

Several parenthetical citations were not clearly stated. The locations were difficult to find.
Good/Very Good

Most parenthetical citations were clear and easy to understand. Some locations may have been difficult to find.
Wow!

All parenthetical citations were clear and easy to understand. All locations were accurate and easy to find.
On Task

Poor

More than one student in the group was reminded to stay on task several times.
Fair

One or more students in the group was reminded to stay on task on more than one occasion by the teacher.
Good/Very Good

Group members were mostly on task throughout the three days they had to work on this assignment in class. They may not have been reminded to stay on task, but there was a time or two when one or more group members was talking to other people in the class, or they were not working on this assignment.
Wow!

Group members were on task throughout the entire three days they had to work on this assignment in class.



Keywords:
  • itinerary, Pennsylvania







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