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Novel Analysis: Picture Picture Students will draw a picture of the main character of the story in the correct setting as it relates to the event being portrayed Rubric Code: F2269A5 By FMix21 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Level 1 1 pts	Level 2 2 pts	Level 3 3 pts	Level 4 4 pts
Colors & Details	Level 1 Very little colour and imagination applied to project, very few details. Student spent little time to produce their work.	Level 2 Some colour and imagination applied to project. Some creativity and imagination. Could add colour or ideas.	Level 3 Good use of ideas and colours, or black and white sketch with good detail. Clear and thoughtful; use of details evident; more specific detail needed for piece to come alive. Well thought out and creative.	Level 4 Excellent use of ideas and bright accurate colors. Engaging, creative, thoughtful; piece came alive for viewers through use of specific detail. Extremely well thought out and creative. Student worked carefully, cautiously and creatively.
Character & Theme	Level 1 Little reference to the novel's characters and themes captured by the pictures.	Level 2 Project captures ideas, but not specifically the characters or theme of the story.	Level 3 Project captures specific characters and theme precisely.	Level 4 Project captures specific characters and theme precisely and conveys the story very well.
Event & Setting	Level 1 Event from the novel not portrayed. Setting unclear/ vague.	Level 2 Generic event from the novel portrayed. Setting is somewhat accurate to the book.	Level 3 Portrays an important event from the novel and relates the appropriate setting. Setting is accurate and relates to the event being portrayed.	Level 4 Accurately and clearly portrays an important event from the novel and relates the appropriate setting precisely. Picture brings the viewer straight to the event in the novel.