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Character Wanted Poster Character Wanted Poster The student will demonstrate how well they know the character by presenting a character wanted poster about the main character. Rubric Code: EXXW85C By dcmcdowell Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

Poster
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 23 pts	Fair 21 pts	Poor 19 pts
Presentation Poster	Excellent Includes the character's name, description, distinguishing features, what wanted for, reward amount, and a picture of the wanted character, contact info. Use of imagination and very creative.	Good Student is missing 1-2 of the reguirements on the poster but shows good use of imagination.	Fair Student is missing 3-4 of the reguirements on the poster. Fair use of creativity.	Poor Student is missing more than 4 of the reguirements on the poster or poster is poorly constructed, hard to read, etc.
Spelling and Grammar	Excellent There are no spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors.	Good There are 1-2 errors in spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors.	Fair There are 3-4 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors.	Poor There are more then 4 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors.
True to character & text	Excellent The poster clearly displays understanding of character and motives and is based on the text.	Good The poster demonstrates some understanding of character and motives and somewhat is based on text.	Fair The poster does not really represent the character or his/her motivations. Cannot determine whether it is based on the text.	Poor The poster misrepresents the character and does not really present his/her motivations. May or may not be based on the text.
Presentation of poster	Excellent Student(s) present(s) the wanted poster with a clear introduction and explanation of elements chosen. Good grammar and speaking skills demonstrated.	Good Student(s) has/have described the character within the poster's requirements and demonstrate some understanding of character. Few grammar errors noted.	Fair Student(s) has/have not accurately described the character within the poster's requirements. Several grammar errors or silly behavior during presentation.	Poor Student(s) poorly present(s) the character or do not cover all elements of the poster requirements. Several grammar errors, disorganization, or no presentation occur.