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Tom Sawyer Final Project

Students will choose from five different final projects summarizing what they have read and learned from The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. This rubric will be used to grade all five options.

Rubric Code: G539WC

By trudiee

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Tom Sawyer Final Project
	Needs Work 1 pts	Almost There 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Meets Project Criteria	Needs Work Failed to include all parts included in the directions OR Failed to follow the directions as outlined for the project.	Almost There Includes almost all parts given in the directions OR Some directions were not followed and elements were missing.	Excellent Directions were followed and all parts are included and done as the directions stated.
Neatness	Needs Work Project seems to be quite messy. Appears that little time was spent working.	Almost There Project is fairly neat but could use just a bit more work or effort.	Excellent Project is extremely neat and detailed. It is obvious that a lot of time was spent working.
Creativity	Needs Work More time needed to be spent working on creating a creative project.	Almost There Project is fairly creative, but could have used just a bit more to take it to the next level.	Excellent Project is extremely creative and shows that time was spent working to create something unique.
Knowledge/Understanding	Needs Work Shows little to no understanding of the novel or new knowledge gained from the reading.	Almost There Shows some level of understanding or knowledge gained from the reading, but still needs a bit of work.	Excellent Project shows that the book, its characters, and major themes were completely understood.
Conventions	Needs Work Many errors (4+) were found throughout the project; more proofreading was needed.	Almost There A few errors (1-3) were found throughout the project.	Excellent No errors were found throughout the project, revealing time and attention given to proofreading.
Collaboration	Needs Work Shows	Almost There	Excellent