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Movie Poster on Novel Movie Poster on Novel Create a poster of the movie version of your book. Include the actors, movie title, a line giving a hint about the plot, what critics have said, images depicting the character, the setting, an event, the theme, etc. Rubric Code: CX96746 By mmorris1970 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

Movie Poster Book Adaptation
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 7 pts	Fair 5 pts	Needs Improvement 1 pts
Content /10	Excellent Stuudent has included all of the required information (actors starring in different roles, a line giving a hint about the plot, what critics have said) plus more ("based on the novel by..." , etc.)	Good Student has included only the required elements.	Fair Student has included many of the required elements but 1-2 are missing.	Needs Improvement Many required elements are missing.
Creativity /10	Excellent Poster is colorful, creative and attractive with clear, bold lettering and careful details in the illustration. Poster catches your eye and indicates a high-level of care and effort.	Good Poster is colorful with bold lettering and some details in the illustration.	Fair Poster is partly colored with regular letters and few details in the illustration.	Needs Improvement Poster is not colored. Little or no effort has been made to add detail to the illustration.
Communication /5	Excellent -information provided (plot hints, critic's praise) is clear, creative and captures the reade'rs attention; does not give away too much of the plot; quote is exceptional and relevant	Good 1 exceptional and relevant quote is added to the poster.	Fair 1 quote is added to the poster but is not exceptional or relevant.	Needs Improvement The poster has no quotes and/or the quote given is not appropriate for the project.
Language /5	Excellent -language is clear, concise, grammatically correct, correctly spelled	Good 2-3 spelling or grammatical errors; language is fairly clear	Fair 4-5 mistakes in spelling or grammar; sentences are wordy, not precise (we want a quick read)	Needs Improvement Many mistakes; difficult to figure it out