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Rubric for
Washington’s Best: Vacation!
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Understanding
the Regions
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Problem
Solving
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Communicating
Ideas
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Teamwork
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4
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You went above and
beyond the expectations!
You learned a lot about all the regions of Washington, and you taught
us a lot through your PowerPoint presentation. Way to go!!
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Wow! Great
plan!
You addressed each person’s interests and planned a fun vacation to three
different regions of Washington.
You identified other activities beyond the main interests at each region.
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You have sold your
parents on the plan.
You were not only clear and organized, but persuasive as well! You clearly
stated why you chose the regions you did and why you didn't choose the
others.
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You used one
another's strengths
You used your disagreements as opportunities to solve problems and reach
new understandings.
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3
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You understand the
differences between at least four regions of Washington.
Your final project showed a deep understanding of the different regions.
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Your plan provides a
creative idea for a summer trip and addresses the five main interests.
Your parents & friend will be pleased with their adventure to three
different regions.
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Your presentation is
clear and organized.
Your audience could see the link between family & friend’s interests
and the regions you chose.
You clearly stated why you chose the regions you did.
Your parents might be convinced to adopt your plan.
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You all participated
in this project, and shared the work equally.
You solved disagreements respectfully
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2
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You have a limited
understanding of the regions of Washington.
Your final project showed only a surface understanding of the different
regions of Washington.
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You have a trip plan
that addresses the family & friend’s interests, but does not travel to
three regions of Washington.
Your plan is not described in detail.
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You definitely have
some ideas to share, but your parents have trouble putting all of the
pieces together.
Your parents will probably not select your plan because they were
confused.
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You did not always
work cooperatively.
You needed the teacher's help to solve disagreements.
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1
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You did not show an
understanding of the different regions of Washington.
You used what you already knew about Washington, but did not gather and use
new information.
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Your plan does not
really relate to your family & friend’s interests, and does not travel to three regions of
Washington.
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Your PowerPoint
presentation was not persuasive, and did not link the family & friend’s
interests to the regions.
Your trip will not be taken because you did not convince parents that it
would be interesting.
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You did not work
together to do your best on this project.
Disagreements and disrespectful interactions got in the way of doing a good
job.
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