iRubric: War of 1812 Play rubric

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War of 1812 Play War of 1812 Play You are going to create a play. Your play will be based one of the topics in Section 9-3 Your play must explain the topic completely covering main ideas, at least two key players ( these may be people or countries) and be at least 3 minutes long. Rubric Code: W8683C By mac47909 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Your Play
	Exceeds = 4 25 pts	Meets = 3 18 pts	Approaching = 2 12 pts	Does not meet =1 6 pts
Explanation of your topic.	Exceeds = 4 The narrator clearly set the stage by explaining the topic to the audience giving strong detail as to what the main ideas were.	Meets = 3 The narrator set the stage by explaining the topic to the audience giving detail as to what the main ideas were.	Approaching = 2 Narrator did not provide a clear explanation of your topic. Audience was not sure what they were going to watch.	Does not meet =1 Explanation of your topic was vague or missing.
Key Players/ideas	Exceeds = 4 Characters mentioned at least two key players/main ideas that were involved in or impacted your topic and the impact they made.	Meets = 3 Characters mentioned at least two key players, but did not include their impact or involvement in or on your topic.	Approaching = 2 Characters mentioned less than two key players involved in your topic.	Does not meet =1 Could not identify key players or ideas of their topic.
Time	Exceeds = 4 Performance lasted 5 minutes or more.	Meets = 3 Performance lasted than 3 minutes.	Approaching = 2 Performance lasted less than 3 minutes.	Does not meet =1 Performance lasted less than 2 minutes or did not perform.
Performance	Exceeds = 4 The students were creative, well rehearsed, organized and exhibited self-control.	Meets = 3 The students were creative,organized but could have used more practice.	Approaching = 2 The students were disorganized and in need of more practice.l	Does not meet =1 The students were disorganized and not ready to go.