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Historical Comic Strip Historical Comic Strip Students create an historical Comic strip. Rubric Code: LX932W5 By agutierrez0901 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Poor 3 pts	Fair 6 pts	Good 10 pts
Communicates Ideas Visually	Poor Student poorly communicates ideas in a visual manner. Poor use of cartoonist tools.	Fair Adequate communication of ideas through visual means. Limited to adequate use of cartoonist tools.	Good Proficient to excellent use of cartoonist tools.
Language Conventions	Poor Many mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, spelling, or grammar.	Fair Some mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, spelling, or grammar.	Good Few, if any, mistakes in capitalization, punctuation, spelling, or grammar.
Comprehension	Poor Demonstrates little understanding of event portrayed in comic strip. Doesn't adequately identify main ideas and/ or significant details, Doesn't sequence events correctly. Unable to show cause and effect relatrionship.	Fair Demonstrates adequate understanding of event. Adequately identifies main idea and significant details. Correctly sequences events. Demonstrates understanding of cause and effect relationship	Good Proficient in identification of main idea, significant details, sequence of events, and cause and effect relationships.
Historical Accuracy/Realism	Poor Language, appearance, and scenery are not realistic for the time period.	Fair Some aspects of language, appearance, and/or scenery are not realistic for the time period.	Good Language, appearance, and scenery are all realistic for the time period,
Narration & Dialogue	Poor Event is not explained effectively to audience through narration and/or dialogue,	Fair Explanation of event is adequately communicated to audience through narration and dialogue.	Good Event is proficiently explained to audience through narration and dialogue.
Title	Poor No title present on comic strip or is not appropriate.	Fair Appropriate title, but placed ineffectively.	Good Appropriate title placed effectively on comic strip.
Neatness and Creativityy	Poor Product lacks neatness and/or organization.	Fair Product is adequately neat and/or organized	Good Product is very neat and organized.
Work in class	Poor The student spend most of the time playing with another classmate, or not cooperating at all, he did minimum work, but his other classmates did most of it.	Fair The student helped out his classmates, still there were moments where he would play around or distract his group.	Good The student worked really hard and did contribute to his / her group. In all instances he was focused and helping.