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Novel Project Board Game

Create a board game that reflects aspects of the novel that you have read. Questions that show insight will earn higher marks than those that are simply recall questions.

Rubric Code: K25W787

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Board Game and Final Project
	Not Yet 25 pts	Achieving 50 pts	Proficient 75 pts	Excelling 100 pts
Game Questions Content	Not Yet Elements demonstrate little understanding of independent reading book.	Achieving Elements demonstrate limited knowledge of independent reading book.	Proficient Game elements demonstrate basic knowledge of independent reading book.	Excelling Game elements demonstrate considerable knowledge of independent reading book.
Design of board game	Not Yet Design is poor, with little or no relevance to book. No rules or instructions evident. Gameboard is lacking creativity and/or color. Game does not have an objective or rules.	Achieving Design is somewhat representative of the book content, the game is difficult to play and rules are poorly written. Gameboard may by colorful but not too creative. Game has an objective but no rules or vise versa.	Proficient Design is partly representative of the book content, it may be a little confusing to play and rules are limited. Gameboard demonstates some creativity.Game has an objective but no rules or vise versa	Excelling Design is a clear representation of the book content, and is easy to play. Gameboard is very colorful and clearly demonstrates creativity. Game has also have an objective and rules.
Spelling, punctuation & grammar	Not Yet Frequent noticeable errors distract the players and may interfere with meaning. Many spelling errors.	Achieving Noticeable errors may cause confusion; often surface errors could be fixed by careful proofreading. May include careless errors.	Proficient Few errors; these do not affect meaning. Appears to be carefully edited and proofread. Few spelling errors.	Excelling Few, if any errors; these do not distract the game player. Occasionally misspells complex words.
Game pieces	Not Yet Game is missing three or more of the necessary pieces to play the game.	Achieving Game is missing two of the necessary pieces to play the game	Proficient Game is missing one of necessary pieces to play the game.	Excelling Game includes all of the necessary pieces to play the game.
Number of Questions (6-10)	Not Yet Questions and answers are difficult to read and the correct format was not followed. They cover less than 6 events.	Achieving Questions may or may not be written neatly on index cards. Questions are neatly written with answers. They cover 6-7 events.	Proficient Game has the required 10 events. Questions are neatly written with answers. They cover 8-9 events.	Excelling Game includes more than 10 events. Questions are neatly written with answers. They cover more than events.

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