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One Pager One Pager The One Pager is an illustration of a character with character traits written on the side. Each character trait must have sufficient evidence of the behavior. STANDARD: ELA7R1b Interprets a character's traits, emotions or motivations and gives supporting evidence from a text. Rubric Code: TXWA33B By valleegirl Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

One Pager for "Bully"
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Title	Poor Student did not title the paper.	Fair Paper is titled but the name doesn't match the character.	Good Paper is titled with the proper name, but is misspelled.	Excellent Paper is titled with the proper name spelled correctly to identify the character.
Illustration	Poor Student draws a figure that has stick body parts and/or is not accurate to the assignment. (boy vs. girl), (wrong ethnicity) (adult vs child), (wrong body type), (doesn't match exact description provided)	Fair Student draws the correct character with at least 2 areas of inaccurateness. (boy vs. girl), (wrong ethnicity) (adult vs child), (wrong body type), (doesn't match exact description provided)	Good Student draws the correct character with at least 1 area of inaccurateness. (boy vs. girl), (wrong ethnicity) (adult vs child), (wrong body type), (doesn't match exact description provided)	Excellent Student draws an illustration of the character with no inaccuracy.
Character Traits	Poor Student chooses at least 3 words that do not describe the character's behavior.	Fair Student chooses at least 2 words that do not describe the character's behavior.	Good Student chooses at least 1 words that do not describe the character's behavior.	Excellent Student chooses at words that describe the character's behavior.
Evidence of Behavior	Poor Student uses evidence to support a character trait that is weak and/or doesn't match the behavior chosen and/or doesn't qualify as a character trait.	Fair Student uses evidence to support a character trait that is weak and/or doesn't match the behavior chosen.	Good Student uses evidence to support a character trait that is weak. (too much of a stretch, support is not specific enough)	Excellent Student uses evidence to support a character trait that is accurate and/or the words cited are used in the evidence written.