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Personal Narrative Project - The Self-Collage 
Personal Narrative Project - The Self-Collage
Self Collage: Create a collage using poster that represents who you are as a person and where you are from. This collage should consist of a wide variety of images that tell who you are, where you are from, and what is important to you. The collage should contain words that describe who you are. Words may be hand-written or glued. You will present this poster and display this. Collage is the first part of the comprehension phase of our current story: "Me and Uncle Romie."
Rubric Code: VX74C68
By shortigirl8
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Great

4 pts

Effort

Poor

Little effort is observed by the neatness, creativity, number of images and overall look and feel of the collage.
Fair

Some effort is observable by the neatness, creativity, number of images and overall look and feel of the collage.
Good

Noticeable effort is observable by the neatness, creativity, number of images and overall look and feel of the collage.
Great

Great effort is observable by the neatness, creativity, attention to detail and the number of images and overall look and feel of the collage.
Content

Poor

Student used less than five words to describe themselves and few pictures.
Fair

Student used some pictures more than 5 words to describe themselves. Student used at least 2 character strengths to describe who they are and where they are from.
Good

Student used at least 4 pictures and 7 words to describe themselves. Student used at least 3-4 character strengths to describe who they are and where they are from.
Great

Student used at least 6 pictures and 10 words to describe themselves. Student used at least 5 character strengths to describe who they are and where they are from.
Meaningful Images

Poor

Little observable thought was put into the images chosen and how they relate to you as the unique individual that you are.
Fair

Some observable thought was put into the images chosen and how they relate to you as the unique individual that you are.
Good

Noticeable e thought was put into the images chosen and how they relate to you as the unique individual that you are.
Great

Great thought and effort was put into the images chosen and how they relate to you as the unique individual that you are.
Neatness

Poor

Little observable care was taken in the display of the images, how they are cut out and placed on the board.
Fair

Some care was taken in the display of the images, how they are cut out and placed on the board.
Good

Noticeable care was taken in the display of the images, how they are cut out and placed on the board.
Great

Great care was taken in the display of the images, how they are cut out and placed on the board - creating a pleasing image overall.
Objective Met

Poor

The poster does not clearly demonstrates the qualities that make you a special and unique individual. No place of residence is evident.
Fair

The poster somewhat demonstrates that you are aware of the qualities that make you a special and unique individual. Shows some sign of place of residence.
Good

The poster adequately demonstrates that you are aware of the qualities that make you a special and unique individual and how your place of residence shaped your interests.
Great

The poster clearly demonstrates that you are aware of the qualities that make you a special and unique individual and how your place of residence shaped your interests.



Keywords:
  • Personal Narrative



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