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Paper Community & Written Project 
Paper Community & Written Project
Group members need to decide which part of the community they will be responsible for creating and which of the writing assignments they will complete. Write your decisions on paper and turn this in to Mrs. Grier before beginning. The writing choices include: A persuasive paper stating the reasons someone should move to your community (include sensory details); An expository paper explaining in detail how to make a building or vehicle from paper; A narrative that creates a story based on the objects depicted in your community (name the places).
Rubric Code: Y332W3
By keteacher106
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Labels

Each community building, park, business, etc. should be labeled or named.
Poor

Labels are not present.

Or

Labels are present, but are sloppy or hard to read.
Fair

Student does not label more than one of the objects in the areas for which they are responsible.

Or
Labels are present, but lack neatness.
Good

Student neatly labels/names all but one of the objects in the areas for which they are responsible.
Excellent

Student neatly labels/names each of the objects in the areas for which they are responsible.
Creativity/Participation

Each building, vehicle, sign, etc. should have a specific design that includes color.
Poor

Student lacks creativity/originality.
Or: Student did not complete most of their part of the project.
Or: Student put little effort into the project.
Fair

Student shows little creativity/originality.

Or

Student did not complete some of their part of the project.
Good

Student shows creativity/originality, and completes all of their part of the project.
Excellent

Student shows excellent creativity and original thought, completes all of their part of the project, and effort is clearly
evident.
Visual Creation/Presentation

Final presentation should work as one unit.
Poor

Visual creation/presentation is lacking in many areas.
Fair

Visual creation/presentation is lacking some important elements
Good

Visual creation/presentation is good and topic is represented, but minor elements are missing
Excellent

Visual creation/presentation
is excellent and shows a clear and full representation of topic .
Written Assignment

Poor

Written description/content is very unorganized and not well-thought out.
Fair

Written description/content lacks organization and isn't well-thought out.
Good

Written description/content is organized and seems to be thought out.
Excellent

Written description/content is extremely well-organized and well-thought out.
Mechanics

Poor

Project contains numerous spelling/grammar, or usage errors.
Fair

Project contains several spelling/grammar, or usage errors.
Good

Project contains some spelling/grammar, or usage errors.
Excellent

Project has little or no spelling/grammar, or usage errors.



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