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6th Grade Fictional Character Fakebook Historical FAKEBook Profile 6th Graders will create a "Fakebook" page for a literary fictional character. Rubric Code: M87AW6 By MissFitzgerald Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Computers Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Exemplary 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Profile Information	Exemplary Profile information is very neat and accurate and shows that the reader understood the characters role in the book.	Good Profile information is neat and accurate and helps the audience to understand the character.	Poor Profile and information is incomplete, or is inaccurate.
Friends	Exemplary Has at least 3 friends that are related to the profile character, 2 of which need to make a comment on the characters wall.	Good Has 2 friends that are characters from the book.	Poor Has one or less friends from the book.
Comments/ Friend Comments	Exemplary Has 4 individual comment post that each describe a major event in the book. In addition to the 4 posts, students also need to have 2 comments from 'Friends' that also contribute to the story	Good Has less than 4 individual comment post. Or posts do not help the audience to understand the book. And/ or not enough friend posts.	Poor Does not have enough posts or does not help the audience to understand the book . No friend posts.
Creativity and Organization	Exemplary Fakebook page is extremely creative and organized.	Good Fakebook Page is somewhat creative and organized	Poor Fakebook Page is not creative nor organized.
Grammar and Spelling	Exemplary No punctuation or grammar and spelling errors.	Good 3 or less grammar and spelling errorsn	Poor More than 3 errors
Literary Aspects	Exemplary Character's Profile, Wall, and Comments all contribute to a better understanding of the literary character.	Good Character's profile, Wall, and Comments help the the audience understand the character a little bit.	Poor Character's Profile, Wall, and Comments do not help the audience understand the literary character any better.