iRubric: Landmarks of Queens Booklet rubric

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Landmarks of Queens Booklet I will use notefacts and drawings that I have taken from websites to create a report/booklet about the landmarks of the borough of Queens. Rubric Code: X4C969 By isabooklady Draft Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

REPORT/BOOKLET
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
CONTENT	4 All facts are correct and are in the order of importance. Sentences give the reader a good idea about the history of each landmark.	3 All facts are correct. My sentences tell something about each landmark.	2 The facts in my sentences do not tell about each landmark.	1 I am missing facts for landmarks. I only labeled landmarks.
TABLE OF CONTENTS/COVER	4 My cover has a neat, detailed cover with a bolded title. My table of contents lists 3 or more landmark chapters with another one that tells "Why is it important to study landmarks?"	3 I created a picture for my cover with a simple title. My table of contents has 3 chapters.	2 I have a cover with a title. I have some chapters listed.	1 I am missing a cover. I do not have a table of contents.
ILLUSTRATIONS/PICTURES	4 My illustrations give many details that I noted from the digital pictures I saw on the Smart- board. All illustrations have captions.	3 I have pictures for each chapter with a caption.	2 I have some pictures, but they do not match the landmarks. There are no captions.	1 I did not add pictures in my booklet.
CONVENTIONS OF WRITING/TEXT FEATURE	4 Capital letters and correct spelling are used. I used a variety of punctuation marks. My captions' lettering is different from my regular writing and is neat.	3 I used the correct spelling for all landmarks. I used capital letters and periods. I have a caption for each picture.	2 I used some capital letters and periods. I don't have captions for my pictures.	1 I did not use capital letters and periods correctly. I do not have captions for my pictures. My lettering is hard to read.