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Original Folk Tale

Create a folk tale with the characteristics that we discussed. Your folk tale must tell a story that can be regarded as a folk tale with a problem and solution, moral, good vs evil, unbelievable elements, and it must take place in the past.

Rubric Code: KA4CC7

By rsieger

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Folk Tale
	Advanced 4 pts	Profficient 3 pts	Needs improvement 2 pts	Approaching 1 pts
Problem and Solution	Advanced There is a clear problem and solution in the story. The story clearly connects the problem and the solution.	Profficient The story has a some what clear problem and solution. The story mostly connects the problem and the solution.	Needs improvement There is evidence of an attempt at a problem and a solution, but it is not clear. The story attempts to connect the problem to the solution, but it does not do it in a clear way.	Approaching Either the problem or solution or both are missing.
Unbelievable elements	Advanced The story has some unbelievable parts that still make sense with the story.	Profficient The story has some unbelievable parts that mostly make sense with the story.	Needs improvement The story has some unbelievable parts that seems random in the story.	Approaching There are no unbelievable parts to this story.
Organization	Advanced The story is clearly organized and makes sense.	Profficient The story is mostly clearly organized and makes sense.	Needs improvement The story organization is confusing and difficult to follow.	Approaching The story is poorly organized and almost impossible to understand.
Grammar and Spelling	Advanced Few (if any) mistakes in spelling and grammar, these mistakes do not affect comprehension of the story.	Profficient A few mistakes in spelling and grammar, but these mistakes do not affect comprehension of the story.	Needs improvement Too many mistakes in spelling and grammar. The mistakes affect the comprehension of the story.	Approaching Mistakes in spelling in grammar make the story unreadable.