iRubric: Graphic Novel rubric

Project displays an extensive understanding of the character(s) and book selected; setting, problem, rise in action, climax and resolution are cleary represented and not confusing.

Project displays a clear understanding of the character(s) and book selected; one of setting, problem, rise in action, climax or resolution are missing or confusing.

Project displays a minimal understanding of the character(s) and book selected; Project displays a clear understanding of the character(s) and book selected; two of setting, problem, rise in action, climax or resolution are missing or confusing.

Project does not display an understanding of the character and book; Project displays a clear understanding of the character(s) and book selected; three or more of setting, problem, rise in action, climax or resolution are missing or confusing.

Project is creative, unique, and shows excellent originality and comprehension of story; strong evidence that planning occurred.

Project is original; shows care and organization as well as vague comprehension of story; evidence some planning occurred.

Project shows little originality in drawing or writing; clearly confusion in comprehension of story; shows a lack of planning, organization and/or care.

Project contains no originality, creativeness or comprehension; drawing lacks setting and/or theme; writing copied directly from text.

Final project has a cover page that includes the title, author, illustrator and creator; has between three and five additional pages which represent, through drawing and captions/speech bubbles, the story; each frame is important to the story and demonstrates a deep comprehension of story.

Final project has a cover page that includes the title, author, illustrator and creator; has between three and five additional pages which represent, through drawing and captions/speech bubbles, the story; one or two frame(s) are not important to the story and or do not demonstrates a deep comprehension of story.

Final project has a cover page that includes the title, author, illustrator and creator; Final project does not have the required number of pages OR three or four frames are not important to the story and or do not demonstrates a deep comprehension of story.

No cover page; project does not have the required number of pages or has three or four frames are not important to the story and or do not demonstrates a deep comprehension of story.