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Character Facebook Page

Create a Facebook profile for a main character in the novel

Rubric Code: B53A26

By missgreen

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Facebook Profile
	Level 1 50-59% (N/A)	Level 2 60-69% (N/A)	Level 3 70-79% (N/A)	Level 4 80-100% (N/A)
Profile Pictures	Level 1 Profile pictures are not there at all and/or are not appropriate or supported with textual evidence	Level 2 Profile pictures are very basic and/or textual evidence is not appropriate	Level 3 Profile pictures are good and textual evidence is appropriate	Level 4 Profile pictures are unique, thoughtful and creative and textual evidence is appropriate and includes thoughtful analysis
"Conversations"	Level 1 Not in first person; one or more of the following is missing: "Status", "Recent Activity". There are less than 2 posts; OR: posts are not made by characters from the story; OR: posts do not relate to the story.	Level 2 In first person; One of the following elements is missing: "Status", "Recent Activity". There are between 2-3 posts; posts are made by characters from the story; posts relate to the story.	Level 3 In first person; includes 4 "Status updates", "Recent Activity" and 4 posts; posts are made by characters from the story; posts relate to the story	Level 4 In first person; includes 5 "Status updates", "Recent Activity" and more than 5 posts; posts are made by characters from the story; posts relate to the story
"Mini-Feed"	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
Family	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
"Friends"	Level 1 Friends are not accurately presented/if at all.	Level 2 Somewhat reflects relationships he/she has.	Level 3 Generally reflects relationships he/she has.	Level 4 Accurately and creatively reflects relationships he/she has.
"Personal Information"	Level 1 Not clear or accurate. Few or no examples given.	Level 2 Describes character; however, is not completely accurate or is difficult to understand.	Level 3 Describes character briefly and accurately.	Level 4 Provides examples or quotes that accurately and clearly describe character.
"Groups/Causes"	Level 1	Level 2	Level 3	Level 4
"Favorites"	Level 1 Identifies no favourites that do not reflect character's beliefs and personality.	Level 2 Identifies 1 to 3 favourites that poorly illustrate character's beliefs and personality	Level 3 Identifies 4 or 5 favourites that generally illustrate character's beliefs and personality.	Level 4 Identifies 5 or more favourites that accurately illustrate character's beliefs and personality.
"Events"	Level 1 Creates less than 2 events and/or all events do not relate to character's life.	Level 2 Creates 2 events and/or events are a little unclear and inaccurate.	Level 3 Creates 1 event that accurately and clearly reflect events that happened in character's life.	Level 4 Creates more than 1 event that accurately, clearly, and creatively reflect events that happened in character's life.
"Basic Information"	Level 1 Profile and information is incomplete, and/or has inaccurate details.	Level 2 Profile and information are sketchy and unclear. Details are not consistent.	Level 3 Profile and information are accurate and clearly described.	Level 4 Profile and information are accurate, easy to understand, and creatively presented.
Organization	Level 1 Profile is not neat, and is hard to understand or incomplete.	Level 2 Profile is readable, however is not easy to follow.	Level 3 Profile is easy to read, and in order.	Level 4 Profile is outstanding in its organization, and looks as if it could have been made by the character.
Grammar and Spelling	Level 1 Many mistakes, may be difficult to read or understand.	Level 2 Several mistakes, little or no evidence of revision, sometimes meaning is unclear because of errors.	Level 3 Very few mistakes. It is clear that it was revised and edited. Overall meaning and intent is clear.	Level 4 Perfect, no spelling or grammatical errors.

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Facebook, character analysis

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