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Summer Reading Creative Project 
Rubric Code: A329WX
By klazour
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Major Characters

Poor

Included at least 1 pictures for each major character (2-3 characters per choice book)
Fair

Included at least 2 pictures for each major character (2-3 characters per choice book)
Good

Included at least 1 pictures for each major character (4-5 characters per choice book)
Excellent

Included at least 2 pictures for each major character (4-5 characters per choice book)
Explanation: Characters

Poor

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why half of the items are being used to visually represent the characters
Fair

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the characters
Good

Included 3 sentences explaining why half of the items are being used to visually represent the characters
Excellent

Included 3 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the characters
Setting

Poor

Included less than 2 pictures for the major setting(s)
Fair

Included at least 3 pictures for the major setting(s)
Good

Included at least 4 pictures for the major setting(s)
Excellent

Included at least 5 pictures for the major setting(s)
Explanation: Setting

Poor

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why half of the items are being used to visually represent the setting(s)
Fair

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the setting(s)
Good

Included 3 sentences explaining why half of the items are being used to visually represent the setting(s)
Excellent

Included 3 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the setting(s)
Major Conflicts

Poor

Did not discuss the major conflict or denote which conflicts were major
Fair

Included at least 1 pictures for the major conflict
Good

Included at least 2 pictures for the major conflict
Excellent

Included at least 3 pictures for the major conflict
Explanation: Major Conflict

Poor

Did not discuss the major conflict or denote which conflicts were major
Fair

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the major conflicts
Good

Included 3 sentences explaining why half of the items are being used to visually represent the major conflicts
Excellent

Included 3 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the major conflicts
Minor Conflicts

Poor

Did not include conflict
Fair

Did not denote differences between major and minor conflicts
Good

Included at least 1 pictures for each type of conflict
Excellent

Included at least 2 pictures for each type of conflict
Explanation: Minor Conflicts

Poor

Did not include conflict
Fair

Did not denote differences between major and minor conflicts
Good

Included 1-2 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the major conflicts
Excellent

Included 3 sentences explaining why each item is being used to visually represent the minor conflicts




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