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Setting the Scene 
Rubric Code: B27W76
By mmah98
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Setting the Scene
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Job

Excellent

4- 6 pictures that illustrate important or crucial scenes or moments from the story.
Good

4-6 pictures that illustrate scenes or moments from the story.
Fair

Less than 4-6 pictures that illustrate scenes or moments from the story.
Poor

Less than 2 pictures that illustrate scenes or moments from the story.
Grammar/Spelling/Neatness

Excellent

No spelling mistakes, the sentences are puncuated correct, the paper is not crumpled and the coloring is not outside the lines.
Good

There are one or 2 mistakes with the spelling and punctuation.The paper is neat and some areas are drawn outside the line.
Fair

There are 3 or 4 mistakes, there is little effort in the drawing, and there are 3 or 4 areas with sloppiness.
Poor

There are 5 or more mistakes and there is no effort shown in the drawing.
Description

Excellent

2 or more supporting sentences describing each picture.
Good

1 supporting sentence describing each picture.
Fair

Less than 1 sentence per picture.
Poor

There are no supporting sentences.
Color

Excellent

The coloring is very neat and precise. It gives a visual image of the scene.
Good

It is colored well and it enchances illiustration.
Fair

The picture is not fully colored and the coloring is sloppy and does not enrich the drawing.
Poor

The picture is not colored or the coloring is distracting. (Example: The sky is green.)



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