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iRubric: Creative Fiction: Genre Writing rubric

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Creative Fiction: Genre Writing Creative Fiction: Genre Writing Plan: This rubric is designed to enhance the viewing of the "Nutcracker". Students are to become a librettist and create a fairytale story to be used as the libretto of a one act ballet. The story is to be a well organized fictional narrative. Rubric Code: EX5W858 By carjohnson Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Music Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Libretto for a ballet Creative Writing: fictional story
	Distinguished (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)	Apprentice (N/A)	Novice (N/A)
Plot 30 pts	Distinguished 30 There is a clear beginning, middle and end, with plot, character and narrative elements used as key points in the story.	Proficient 26 There is a clear beginning, middle and end that is clear and consistent.	Apprentice 23 There are some events that indicate a beginning, middle or end, but only two or less are present.	Novice 17 There are no events indicating a beginning, middle and/or end.
Characterization 30 pts	Distinguished 30 Characters are exceptionally developed and behave exactly as they are characterized as evidenced by clearly demonstrated actions and events within the narrative.	Proficient 26 Characters are reasonably developed and behave consistent to their characterization.	Apprentice 23 Characters are flat, but generally consistent.	Novice 17 Characters are flat and non-consistent.
Organization 25 pts	Distinguished 25 The short story is exceptionally put together with a strong beginning,middle and end. The sequence of events unfold correctly and are easy to follow by the reader	Proficient 21 The short story is put together with a good beginning,middle and end. The sequence of events mostly unfold correctly and are easy to follow by the reader	Apprentice 16 The short story lacks consistency of creating a good beginning,middle and end. The sequence of events are inconsistant and/or not easily understood by the reader.	Novice 12 The short story does not show an understanding of creating a good beginning, middle and end and lacks development of a sequence of events to pull the reader through.
Characters, Setting and Time 15 pts Part A of the Prompt	Distinguished 15 All three parts of the preface are presented with clarity by including the role of each of the characters and brief description of setting and time.	Proficient 12 Most of the three parts of the preface are presented with clarity by including the role of each of the characters and brief description of setting and time.	Apprentice 8 The three parts of the preface are not all present and may have omitted important parts.	Novice 4 The preface is missing many of the parts or roles are not given for characters. Setting