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Book Report Comic Strip

Create a comic book with 10 panels, using drawings and speech/thought bubbles for the science fiction book you have read.

Rubric Code: FXB36C9

By mhessel

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5

Comic Strip
	Excellent 0 pts	Good 0 pts	Satisfactory 0 pts
Summary & Sequence	Excellent The comic book shows strong knowledge of beginning, middle, and end of book and is presented in the correct sequence.	Good Audience understands comic strip and shows some logical sequence.	Satisfactory Audience has difficulty following comic strip. Little sequence is evident.
Bubbles	Excellent Thought/speech bubbles are present and clearly reveal the character's thoughts/words. There are at least 3 speech bubbles per panel.	Good Some thought/speech bubbles are present and clearly reveal the character's thoughts/words. There are about 2-3 speech bubbles per panel.	Satisfactory A few thought/speech bubbles are present and somewhat reveal the character's thoughts/words. There are 1-2 speech bubbles per panel.
Appearance/Panels	Excellent Comic strip is colorful, neat and attractive. Pictures are detailed and meaningful. There are at least 10 panels in the comic book.	Good Comic strip is attractive. Some pictures are included. There are 7-9 panels in the comic book.	Satisfactory Comic strip is adequate. Few pictures are present. There are 4-6 panels in the comic book.
Conventions	Excellent There are no spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors	Good There are 1-2 spelling, punctuation, or grammar errors.	Satisfactory There are 3-5 spelling, punctuation or grammar errors.
Presentation	Excellent Student shared all elements of their Comic Book, spoke clearly, audibly and effectively. Student was able to answer all questions about the book.	Good Student shared all elements of their Comic Book, spoke clearly, was mostly audible and effective. Student was able to answer most questions about the book.	Satisfactory Student shared only parts of Comic Book, was not easily understood or heard. Student was only able to answer a few questions about the book and some information was slightly mixed up.