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Fictional Narrative Fictional Narrative While studying the elements of realistic fiction, students write a realistic fiction story that demonstrates their understanding of the stages of a plot and characteristics of a story. The student will then create a digital story using the Prezi Presentation Program. 5.W.3 Write narrative to develop imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear sequence of events. ISTE Creative Communicator Standard #6 Rubric Code: XXA5367 By MsCMatthews Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: K-5

Writing a Realistic Narrative
	Superior 270 - 300 (N/A)	Excellent 240-269 (N/A)	Good 210-239 (N/A)	Fair 180-209 (N/A)	Poor 0-179 (N/A)
Evidence of Prewriting 20 %	Superior Student demonstrates significant evidence of pre-writing with a completed brainstorm and rough draft. [60 points]	Excellent Student demonstrates adequate evidence of pre-writing with a completed brainstorm and rough draft. [53.8 points]	Good Student demonstrates some evidence of pre-writing with a completed brainstorm and rough draft. [47.8 points]	Fair Student demonstrates little evidence of pre-writing with a completed brainstorm and rough draft. [41.8 points]	Poor Student demonstrates no evidence of pre-writing with a completed brainstorm and rough draft. [35.8 points]
Setting 20 %	Superior The setting is clearly described through vivid sensory language. [60 points]	Excellent The setting is clearly identified with some sensory language. [53.8 points]	Good The setting is identified but not clearly described. It has minimal sensory language. [47.8 points]	Fair The setting may be vague or hard to identify. [41.8 points]	Poor There is no established setting. [35.8 points]
Plot 20 %	Superior The plot is thoroughly developed. The story is interesting and logically organized: there is clear exposition, rising action and climax. The story has a clear resolution or surprise ending. [60 points]	Excellent Plot is adequately developed. The story has a clear beginning, middle and end. The story is arranged in logical order. [53.8 points]	Good The plot is minimally developed. The story does not have a clear beginning, middle, and end. The sequence of events is sometimes confusing and may be hard to follow. [47.8 points]	Fair The story lacks a developed plot line. It is missing either a beginning or an end. The relationship between the events is often confusing.[41.8 points]	Poor The story does not follow a sequence of events and no plot line is developed. [35.8 points]
Characters 20 %	Superior Major characters are well developed through dialogue, actions, and thoughts. Main characters change or grow during the story. [60 points]	Excellent Major and minor characters are somewhat developed through dialogue, actions, and thoughts. Main characters change or grow during the story. [53.8 points]	Good Characters are minimally developed. They are described rather than established through dialogue, actions and thoughts. They show little growth or change during the story. [47.8 points]	Fair Main characters are lacking development. They are described rather than established. They lack individuality and do not change throughout the story. [41.8 points]	Poor Main characters are not developed or described. They donate change throughout the story. [35.8 points]
Multimedia 10 %	Superior Superior use of images/videos/links to enhance and support content. [30 points]	Excellent Effective use of images/videos/links to enhance and support content. [26.9 points]	Good Prezi includes adequate photos, videos and/or links to support content. [23.9 points]	Fair Prezi requires more visual elements to be included in the presentation. [20.9 points]	Poor Prezi does not include visual elements. [17.9 points]
Voice Consistency 10 %	Superior Voice quality is clear and consistently audible throughout the presentation. [30 points]	Excellent Voice quality is clear and consistently audible throughout a majority of the presentation (85% - 90%). [26.9 points]	Good Voice quality is clear and consistently audible throughout some of the presentation (70%-84%). [23.9 points]	Fair Voice quality needs more attention. [20.9 points]	Poor Voice was not recorder or used in presentation. [17.9 points]
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Fiction Narrative

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