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The Knights Code of Chivalry Storyboard

Using various pillars of the Knights Code of Chivalry, students will work both independently and together to create a storyboard that effectively expresses how both Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and La Mort d'Arthur illustrate the "laws" of chivalry.

Rubric Code: CX54XA4

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Subject: English

Type: Reading

Grade Levels: 9-12

Knights Code of Chivalry Storyboard
	Distinguished 4 pts	Proficient 4 pts	Apprentice 2 pts	Novice 1 pts
Textual Evidence	Distinguished Storyboard contains relevant, insightful textual evidence from both texts. This textual evidence provides a clear, thoughtful connection between the knight's code and the text.	Proficient Storyboard contains relevant textual evidence from both texts. This textual evidence provides a clear connection between the knight's code and the text.	Apprentice Storyboard contains some textual evidence from both texts. However, it may not be relevant. The connection between the knight's code and the text is adequate.	Novice Storyboard contains little or no relevant textual evidence. Little or not connection is made between the knight's code and the text.
Organization	Distinguished The presentation of the textual evidence and its connection to the knight's code is enhanced by the organizational plan.	Proficient The organization of the textual evidence and its connection to the knight's code is competent.	Apprentice The organization of the textual evidence and its connection to the knight's code is adequate.	Novice The organization of the textual evidence and its connection to the knight's code is awkward or ineffective.
Language and Mechanics	Distinguished Rich language, correct grammar choices and mechanics enhance the presentation of the storyboard.	Proficient Language, grammatical choices and punctuation are competent and effectively help communicate the purpose of the storyboard.	Apprentice Awkward language, incorrect grammar and/or incorrect punctuation is peppered throughout the storyboard but does not interfere with understanding the storyboard.	Novice Awkward language, incorrect grammar and incorrect punctuation interferes with understanding.

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