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Lord of the Flies Creative Projects

Creative extension on Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Combine all of the analytical and thematic elements of the novel to accomplish one of the following:

Rubric Code: A74668

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Subject: English

Type: Homework

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Creative Project
	Surpassing 4 pts	Meeting 3 pts	Approaching 2 pts	Lacking 1 pts
Content Your project needs to expand upon your original interpretation of your symbol from LOTF. 5 POINTS	Surpassing Project shows a keen awareness and interpretation of the symbol in Lord of the Flies. The item makes a strong connection to the character and the novel.	Meeting Project shows an awareness of the symbols from Lord of the Flies. The item makes some connection to the character and the novel.	Approaching Project is somewhat based on the symbol from Lord of the Flies, but might need more connection to the original details of the novel.	Lacking Project seems like a tangent (not very closely related to original symbol of Lord of the Flies).
Visual Aid Your project should look professional and like a final draft. Presentations should seem as if they've been practiced. Show us your very best work; don't settle for anything less! 4 POINTS	Surpassing Visual Aid: Work looks professional and appealing to an audience. Easy to see that a lot of effort was given toward the project.	Meeting Visual Aid: Work looks somewhat professional and somewhat appealing to an audience. Some effort was given toward the project.	Approaching Visual Aid: Work is not professional and holds little appeal to an audience. Minimum effort was given to the project.	Lacking Visual Aid: Work looks unfinished and does not appeal to an audience. No effort was given toward the project.
Length Requirements Make sure your project fulfills all the requirements listed in the prompt 3 POINTS	Surpassing Project is the proper length and answers ALL parts of the prompt. Project is turned in on time.	Meeting Project is the proper length and answers MOST parts of the prompt. Project is turned in on time.	Approaching Project does not meet length requirements and answers only some parts of the prompt. Project is turned in on time.	Lacking Project is too short and doesn't answer all parts of the prompt. It is not turned in on time.
Grammar/spelling: Written Parts For proper grammar and spelling, read your work aloud, get help from peer editors, and then read your work aloud again. PROOFREAD! 3 POINTS	Surpassing No run-on sentences or fragments. Only a couple of spelling errors. Grammar and syntax (ordering of words in a sentence) help to make your project easy to understand.	Meeting No run-on sentences or fragments. Only a few of spelling errors. Grammar and syntax (ordering of words in a sentence) do not prevent understanding of project.	Approaching 1-2 run-on sentences or fragments. Spelling errors are more frequent and noticeable. Grammar and syntax (ordering of words in a sentence) detract from understanding of project.	Lacking 3 or more run-on sentences or fragments. Excessive spelling errors show lack of revision. Grammar and syntax (ordering of words in a sentence) prevent reader from understanding project.

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Literature, analysis, Lord of the Flies, creative assessment

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