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Illustrating a children's book

Choose a children's story to illustrate (eg. Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel, Hansel and Gretel). Write or summarize the story in your own words (due 4/6). Then create a book out of 3 pieces of paper folded in half and stapled together in the middle. Divide your story into six sections, and write in the book. Then create 6 illustrations to go along with the story. Remember to create a title page (include color and be creative). Final project is due 4/8.

Rubric Code: KX58276

By mcclureb

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Subject: Arts and Design

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Illustrated Children's Story
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Summary of children's story	Poor An attempt is made at summation, but the story is unclear and there are many mistakes in grammar and punctuation. Handwriting is illegible.	Fair Story is summarized. There are some mistakes in grammar and punctuation.	Good Story is clearly summarized. Correct grammar and punctuation is utilized. Handwriting is neat.
Book is 6 pages long	Poor Book is less than 4 pages.	Fair Book is 4-5 pages.	Good Book is 6 pages in length. Book is put together neatly.
Story includes 6 illustrations	Poor Book contains less than 4 illustrations.	Fair Book contains 4 to 5 illustrations OR the illustrations do not match the part of the story that is on the adjacent page.	Good Book contains 6 illustrations. They coincide with the part of the story that is on the adjacent page.
Title Page	Poor The title page lacks color and creativity. Missing essential elements (title, author, illustrator).	Fair Title page is missing on of the essential elements (title of the story, author, and illustrator). Some color and creativity are used.	Good Title page includes the title of the story, author, and illustrator. Color and creativity are used.