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The Chocolate Touch Timeline Directions: Students are to create a timeline concerning important events from the book, The Chocolate Touch. The timeline should include the main events from each of the 12 chapters of the book. Each event should include a details, such as main characters and important details about the plot of the story and how John's problem is getting progressively worse. There should be a picture of each event. Projects should be neat and easy to understand. Rubric Code: EX6W65X By mdcrawford Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

The Chocolate Touch Timeline
	Poor 5 pts	Fair 10 pts	Good 15 pts	Superior 20 pts
Labeling	Poor There are some events for the chapters. Events are in some order, but do not include the chapter they came from.	Fair There are events for most chapters. Events are mostly in order, but do not include the chapter they came from.	Good There are events for each chapter. Events are in chronological order, but do not include the chapter they came from.	Superior There are 12 events (1 for each chapter). Events are in chronological order, and include the chapter that they came from.
Events	Poor The events show some importance to the plotline and may or may not include important characters.	Fair Some events are the most important event for the plotline from that chapter. Some events include some important characters.	Good Most events are the most important event for the plotline from that chapter. Events mostly include important characters for each event.	Superior Each event is the most important event for the plotline from that chapter. The description includes important characters involved.
Detail of Information	Poor Some detail for events is given, but it is hard to understand.	Fair Events give some information to describe information, but it isn't quite clear.	Good Events give some information to describe each event.	Superior Events give sufficient information to describe each event clearly.
Pictures	Poor No evidence of pictures for events.	Fair Made pictures for some events.	Good Made pictures for most events.	Superior Made pictures for all events.
Neatness	Poor Appears rushed, sloppy or careless. Difficult to read clearly or understand.	Fair Difficult to read, sloppy, shows little thought and planning.	Good Shows thought and planning. Mostly understandable, legible, and neat.	Superior Shows careful thought and planning. Is understandable, and neat.