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Battling Bards

Be Like Shakespeare!

Assignment: Analyze a monologue of your choice from a list of options, practice, and perform for the class!

Rubric Code: K224WAB

By nelly24

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 6-8

Battling Bards
	Novice 14 pts	Apprentice 16 pts	Expert 18 pts	Master 20 pts	Total (N/A)
Presentation 5 pts	Novice Player does not have monologue memorized and stumbles over script.	Apprentice Player does not have monologue memorized and reads from script without looking up. Player does not have costume or prop.	Expert Monologue is not memorized, but player is well familiar with it and can look away from notes. Player has a costume item or prop.	Master Monologue is memorized, player has a costume item and prop.	Total
Interpretation 5 pts	Novice Player reads without expression in voice, gesture or face.	Apprentice Player demonstrates personal interpretation of monologue through one of the following: voice, gestures, or facial expressions.	Expert Player demonstrates personal interpretation of monologue, through voice, gestures, OR facial expressions.	Master Player demonstrates personal interpetation of monologue through voice, gestures, AND facial expressions	Total
Analyze 5 pts	Novice Work is incomplete--not all vocabulary words are underlined or defined, definitions are illegible.	Apprentice Not all vocabulary words are underlined and defined. Definitions are not all legible. Definitions are on a separate page.	Expert All new vocabulary words are underlined and defined. Definitions are not completely legible and/or are not on the monologue page.	Master All new vocabulary words are underlined and definitions are written legibly and neatly on the monologue page.	Total
Paraphrase 5 pts	Novice Work is incomplete--some lines are not paraphrased, illegible handwriting, vocabulary is repetitive and vague.	Apprentice All lines are paraphrased, but difficult to read due to illegible handwriting or lack of organization in typed page. Vocabulary is repetitive and vague.	Expert All lines are paraphrased, written or typed on a separate page. Vocabulary is somewhat repetitive and/or vague.	Master All lines are paraphrased, neatly written or typed on a separate page. Student used a dictionary/thesaurus to include specific and varied vocabulary.	Total