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iRubric: Story Telling Rubric

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Story Telling Rubric Tell Along Boards/Puppet Show Retelling a favorite fairy tale, tall tale, or fable to children . Presentation should be 3-5 minutes in length. Rubric Code: L243A36 By psycho67 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Needs Improvement 1 pts
Accuracy of Story Student should be familiar with the fairy tale, tall tale, or fable	Excellent All important parts of the scene were included and were accurate.	Good Almost all important parts of the scene were included and were accurate.	Satisfactory Quite a few important parts of the scene were included and were accurate.	Needs Improvement Much of the scene was left out or inaccurate.
Expression Student should use appropriate expression during story telling to convery messages from the story.	Excellent Storyteller's voice showed a lot of expression and emotion.	Good Storyteller's voice showed some expression and emotion.	Satisfactory Storyteller's voice showed a little expression and emotion.	Needs Improvement Storyteller's voice was monotone and not expressive.
Voice Projection and Tone Student should adjust voice tone and volume to accurately express the details for the story.	Excellent Storyteller was always audible to the audience. Voice volume and tone consistently changed according to character change, mood of the story and other elements of the story.	Good Storyteller was usually audible to the audience. Voice volume and tone was occasionally changed according to character change, mood of the story and other elements of the story.	Satisfactory Storyteller was sometimes audible to the audience.Voice volume and tone was satisfactory however more enthisiasm would have made the story "come alive" for the children.	Needs Improvement Storyteller was rarely audible to the audience. and there was little to no change in volume or tone. This made the story less interesting to the children.