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6 Word Memoir

6 Word Memoir (75 point project)

The students will write a 6 word memoir. The memoir should reflect the vocabulary lists we discussed in class.

Rubric Code: LC4AC6

By jfranco1

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: 9-12

Category
	4 pts	3 pts	2 pts	1 pts
Grammar and Spelling (20 pts)	4 Writer makes no errors in grammar and spelling. Writer uses French grammar correctly and creatively within the 6-word format.	3 Writer makes 1-2 errors in grammar and spelling.	2 Writer makes 3-4 errors in grammar and spelling. Story is illogical or not grammatical.	1 Writer makes 5 or more errors in grammar and spelling. Grammar is impossible to understand.
Content: the story (25 pts)	4 Writer hooked the attention of the reader by writing a creative 6 word memoir with a clear and interesting story behind it.	3 Writer created a 6 word memoir with a story behind it. Some details may be unclear to the reader.	2 Writer created a memoir that lacks originality. The 6 word memoir is very basic.	1 The writer used more or less than 6 words for the story.
Presentation (10 pts)	4 The memoir is written in neat, clear, legible writing, or is typed. The words and illustration create a pleasing combination.	3 The memoir is neatly written or typed.	2 The memoir is neat but some words are illegible or messy.	1 Most or all words are illegible or messy.
Illustration (20 pts)	4 The memoir is represented by an illustration that corresponds well with the words. The illustration is tidy and aesthetically pleasing.	3 The memoir is represented by an illustration that corresponds to the memoir.	2 The illustration does not appear to be related to the memoir. The illustration is disorganized.	1 There is no illustration of the memoir.
Vocabulary (25 pts)	4 12 Vocabulary words - 6 from each list.	3 Less than 12 vocabulary words.	2 Less than half of the vocabulary is represented here.	1 No Vocabulary