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Fictional Genres Board Game Group Project

This project is to assess students' learning of one of the following the fictional genres: fairy tales, fables, folk/tall tales, legends, or myths. This project will also be scored for group participation.

Rubric Code: K546W6

By KimForbes

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Fictional Genres Board Game Project
	Distinguished 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Apprentice 2 pts	Novice 1 pts
Game Requirements Includes characteristics of genre Direction sheet Game board Game pieces Container for game pieces game cards (optional)	Distinguished Game has all required parts.	Proficient Game is missing 1 requirement.	Apprentice Game is missing 2 or 3 requirements .	Novice Game is missing more than 3 requirements.
Name of the Game	Distinguished Title is creative and reflective of your GENRE.	Proficient There is a title, but it is not creative.	Apprentice The title does not at all reflect the GENRE.	Novice There is no title.
Design of board game	Distinguished Design is a clear representation of the genre's features, easy to play and rules are well written.	Proficient Design is partly representative of the genre's features, although it may be a tad confusing to play and rules are limited.	Apprentice Design is somewhat representative of the genre's features; the game is difficult to play and rules are poorly thought out or very confusing.	Novice Design is poor, with little or no relevance to topic. No rules or instructions evident.
Attractiveness	Distinguished Is colorful and attractive to the eye. Game has a very original design. The game looks like it would be extremely fun to play.	Proficient Is colorful and interesting. Game has a good design. The game looks like it would be fun to play.	Apprentice Game design lacks thought and/or neatness. The game may not look like it would be fun to play. The design lacks originality.	Novice Board and pieces are missing color and neatness. The game does not look like it would be fun to play.The design is not very original.
Spelling, punctuation & grammar	Distinguished Few, if any errors; these do not distract the reader. Occasionally misspells complex words.	Proficient Few errors; these do not affect meaning. Appears to be carefully edited and proofread. Few spelling errors.	Apprentice Noticeable errors may cause the reader to pause; often surface errors could be fixed by careful proofreading. May include careless errors.	Novice Frequent noticeable errors distract the reader and may interfere with meaning. Spelling is often phonetic and features missing letters.
Timeliness	Distinguished Project is completed and turned in on the due date.	Proficient Project is one day late.	Apprentice Project is 2-4 days late.	Novice Project is one week or more late.

Keywords:

game, board game, group project, project, Reading, fictional genres

Subjects:

English

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Project

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