Washington’s Best—Vacation! How has the geography of Washington State influenced its history, economics, political interactions and diverse cultures?

7th Grade

Evaluating Your Information Review your information and assess your teamwork. Check point! It is time to assess your progress. Look at the rubrics. The rubric can help you understand what is expected. How are you doing so far in  "Understanding the Regions" and "Teamwork"? If you discover problems or areas where you can improve, discuss possible changes you can make before going on. As you move on in the module, you will have a chance to show your skills in problem solving and communicating.

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