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Idiom Booklet Idiom Booklet TSW illustrate an idiom of their choice and paste it to the cover of the booklet. TSW write the idiom, explain the hidden meaning, and use it in a sentence on the inside of the booklet. Rubric Code: CX3W87A By mmorsette Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Idiom Booklet
	Poor 0 pts	Fair 1 pts	Good 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Cover Page	Poor No Cover Page	Fair Very sloppy. No color. Has no title. Has no name written on it. Sloppy coloring.	Good Picture is on the cover page. The picture has been covered. Sloppy title.	Excellent Very detailed. Has name and a bright title. Picture is very colorful!
Picture/Illustrations For Each Idiom.	Poor There is no picture.	Fair The pictures needs more detail. Picture is not colored. It does not relate to the idiom.	Good The picture has been colored. The picture somewhat describes the idiom. Picture could use a little more detail.	Excellent Picture is colored nicely. There is lots of detail in the picture. The picture illustrates the idiom well.
Idiom Points given for each category.	Poor No idiom written.	Fair Idiom does not represent picture on the cover. More than one word is missed spelled.	Good Idiom could represent the picture on the front better. There is 1 missed spelled word.	Excellent Idiom represents picture on the front. Words are all spelled correctly.
Hidden Meaning Points given for each category.	Poor No meaning written.	Fair The meaning does not explain the idiom. More than one word is missed spelled.	Good Meaning explains idiom. One word is missed spelled.	Excellent Meaning explains idiom. There are no missed spelled words.
Sentence Points given for each category.	Poor There is no sentence.	Fair The sentence has more than 3 grammar errors. The idiom does not make sense in the sentence.	Good Idiom is used correctly in the sentence. There are less than 3 grammar errors.	Excellent Idiom is used correctly in the sentence. There are no grammatical errors.