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Choose Your Own Adventure - The Island 
Choose Your Own Adventure - Creative Writing
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Rubric Code: FXC7A35
By Christmas84
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Powered by iRubric Choose Your Own Adventure
  Exemplary

20-16

4 pts

Accomplished

15-11

4 pts

Developed

10-6

4 pts

Beginning

5-0

4 pts

Brainstorming - Document

When creating your google slide document you should title the document with the title of your your story and your name.
(Example: Christmas Collins Dino Island)
Exemplary

Document has been created, has an appropriate name and has been shared correctly
Accomplished

Document has been created, has been named and has been shared correctly
Developed

Document has been created but does not have an appropriate name
Beginning

Document has been created but is untitled
Brainstorming - Ideas

You need to create a chart with settings, characters, and problems.
Exemplary

5 or more ideas correctly categorized in each category:
- Settings
- Characters
- Problems"
Accomplished

3-4 ideas in each category
- Settings
- Characters
- Problems"
Developed

3-4 ideas in each category:
- Settings
- Characters
- Problems"
Beginning

Fewer than 3 ideas in each category:
- Settings
- Characters
- Problems"
Brainstorming - Story Elements

The elements that you have chosen to include in your story should be highlighted using bold font colors.
Exemplary

3 story elements (setting, character, and problem) that logically relate to one another are identified using bold, font color, etc.
Accomplished

3 story elements (setting, character, and problem) are identified using bold, font color, etc.
Developed

Fewer than 3 story elements (setting, character, and problem) are identified using bold, font color, etc.
Beginning

No story elements (setting, character, and problem) are identified using bold, font color, etc.
Brainstorming - Summary

There should be a summary of your story included at the bottom of the chart.
Exemplary

Document has a synopsis that discusses all 3 story elements clearly, concisely and completely
Accomplished

Document has a synopsis that discusses all 3 story elements.
Developed

Document has a synopsis, but it discusses fewer than 3 story elements.
Beginning

Document does not have a synopsis.
Number of Slides

There should be at least 15 slides (NOT INCLUDING TITLE SLIDE)
Exemplary

15 or more slides are used in the story that all connect to one another and make sense in the context of the story
Accomplished

15 slides are used in the story
Developed

Between 10 and 14 slides are used in the story
Beginning

10 or fewer slides are used in the story
Included Details

You should have at least 2 dinosaurs, team members, and landmarks mentioned from your packet included in your slides.
Exemplary

-There are at least 2 dinosaurs, team members, and landmarks mentioned from the packet included in the slides.
-The dinosaurs, team members, and landmarks make sense to the story
Accomplished

-There are at least 2 dinosaurs, team members, and landmarks mentioned from the packet included in the slides.
Developed

- At least One category (dinosaurs, team members, landmarks) is missing.
-There is only 1 dinosaur, team member, or landmark mentioned.
Beginning

There are 0-1 dinosaurs, team members, or landmarks from the packet mentioned.
Linking Slides

Each slide should have at least 3 choices.
Exemplary

- All slides have at least 3 choices
- All choices are all linked correctly to other slides
-Choices make sense and make sense to the story.
Accomplished

- All slides have at least 3 choices
- All choices are all linked correctly to other slides.
-Choices make sense and make sense to the story.
Developed

-Majority of slides have at least 3 choices
- Majority of choices are linked correctly to other slides
Beginning

-Majority of slides have fewer than 2 choices
- Choices are not linked correctly to other slides
Title Slide

Your first slide should include the title of your story and a subtitle that says "Choose Your Own Adventure Story"
Exemplary

Title and subtitle are included on the first slide that accurately describe the story and engage the reader
Accomplished

Title and subtitle are included on the first slide
Developed

Title is included on the first slide but not the subtitle
Beginning

Title and subtitle are not included on the first slide
Problem Slide

This slide should be the slide that introduces landing on the island.
Exemplary

-Problem is clearly stated and engages the reader to continue.
-3 Links are included to allow the reader to make a decision.
Accomplished

-Problem is stated but does not engage readers to continue.
-3 Links are included to allow the reader to make a decision.
Developed

-Problem is stated but does not engage readers to continue.
- At least 1-2 Links are included to allow the reader to make a decision.
Beginning

Problem is not clearly stated. No links are included to allow the reader to make a decision
Ending

There should be endings for your choices.
Exemplary

Story is finished with multiple story endings that are each creative, plausible and engaging.
Accomplished

Story is finished. A possible story ending is included.
Developed

Story is finished and includes an ending, but not a possible ending.
Beginning

Story is unfinished. Story provides no ending to the story
Slide Design

Most of your slides should include 1 picture that helps the story
Exemplary

90% of slides have pictures that enhance the overall quality of the story
Accomplished

75% or fewer slides have pictures that enhance the overall quality of the story
Developed

50% or fewer of slides have pictures that enhance the overall quality of the story
Beginning

No slides have pictures.
Grammar/Mechanics

The story is free of errors.
Exemplary

The story is free of errors.
Accomplished

There are errors on 6 or more slides.
Developed

There are errors on 10 or more slides.
Beginning

All slides have errors





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