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4-Square Project- Boston Massacre Compare and Contrast New England Colonies information to the class using a visual aide. Rubric Code: Z325XA By crieger Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Boston Massacre
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Speaking	Poor 0-1 of the 5 criteria are usually met * Speaks clearly and is easily understood * Speaks at an appropriate pace. * Speaks loud for audience to hear. * Speaks fluently *Maintains eye contact w/audience	Fair 2-3 of the 5 criteria are usually met * Speaks clearly and is easily understood * Speaks at an appropriate pace. * Speaks loud for audience to hear. * Speaks fluently *Maintains eye contact w/audience	Good 3-4 of the 5 criteria are usually met * Speaks clearly and is easily understood * Speaks at an appropriate pace. * Speaks loud for audience to hear. * Speaks fluently *Maintains eye contact w/audience	Excellent 4-5 of the 5 criteria are usually met * Speaks clearly and is easily understood * Speaks at an appropriate pace. * Speaks loud for audience to hear. * Speaks fluently *Maintains eye contact w/audience
Visual Aide	Poor 0-1 out of the 4 criteria are met Shows effort Shows creativity * Colorful * Accurately shows topic being discussed including title	Fair 2 out of the 4 criteria are usually met Shows effort Shows creativity * Colorful * Accurately shows topic being discussed including title	Good 3 out of 4 criteria are usually met Shows effort Shows creativity * Colorful * Accurately shows topic being discussed including title	Excellent 4 out of the 4 criteria are usually met Shows effort Shows creativity * Colorful * Accurately shows topic being discussed including title
Content Knowledge	Poor 0 out of the 3 criteria are met Provided several examples that demonstrate knowledge of topic. Gave specific details about topic being presented. *If asked, answered questions about topic accurately.	Fair 1 out of the 3 criteria are usually met Provided several examples that demonstrate knowledge of topic. Gave specific details about topic being presented. *If asked, answered questions about topic accurately.	Good 2 out of the 3 criteria are usually met Provided several examples that demonstrate knowledge of topic. Gave specific details about topic being presented. *If asked, answered questions about topic accurately.	Excellent 3 out of the 3 criteria are usually met Provided several examples that demonstrate knowledge of topic. Gave specific details about topic being presented. *If asked, answered questions about topic accurately.
Listening	Poor 0-1 out of the 4 criteria are met focused attention on the speaker did not interrupt speakers' presentation * took notes from presentation *applauded at the end of presentations	Fair 2 out of the 4 criteria are usually met focused attention on the speaker did not interrupt speakers' presentation * took notes from presentation *applauded at the end of presentations	Good 3 out of 4 criteria are usually met focused attention on the speaker did not interrupt speakers' presentation * took notes from presentation *applauded at the end of presentations	Excellent 4 out of the 4 criteria are usually met focused attention on the speaker did not interrupt speakers' presentation * took notes from presentation *applauded at the end of presentations

Keywords:

New England Colonial Life

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History

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Presentation

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