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Theme Collage Using magazine photos, create a collage of images that symbolize important ideas, events or themes in your book. On a separate sheet of paper, explain what each image symbolizes and how it draws on key material from the character's experience. Rubric Code: G672W6 By arabernathy Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Theme Collage
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Collage Images	Excellent Collage images clearly and accurately symbolize the most important ideas, events and themes. Textual evidence clearly and accurately supports ideas.	Good Collage images symbolize important ideas, events and themes from the book. Ideas are supported with textual evidence.	Fair Collage images symbolize some important ideas, events and themes. Ideas are supported with a limited portion of textual evidence.	Poor Collage images do not symbolize important ideas, events and themes. Textual evidence is not included or irrelevant.
Essay	Excellent Essay clearly identifies the collage images. Accurately describes how images are related to the ideas, events and themes. Textual evidence clearly and accurately supports ideas.	Good Essay identifies collage images and describes how the images are related to the ideas, events and themes. Most ideas are supported with textual evidence.	Fair Essay identifies collage images and describes how images are related to the ideas, events and themes. Ideas are supported with a limited portion of textual evidence.	Poor Essay does not identify collage images or describe how the images are related to the ideas, events and themes in the story. Textual evidence is not included or irrelevant.
Writing Conventions	Excellent Writing is neat and organized. It includes a clear introduction, conclusion, smooth transitions, a variety of sentence structures and no errors in capitolization, punctuation or spelling.	Good Writing is organized. The introduction, conclusion, transitions, sentence structures are good. There are very few errors in capitolization, punctuation and spelling.	Fair Writing is somewhat organized. The introduction, conclusion, transisions and sentence structures may are fair. There are errors in capitolization, punctuation and spelling.	Poor Writing is unorganized. The introduction, conclusion, transisions and sentence structures are below grade level. There are many errors in spelling, capitolization and punctuation.