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Grammar Using Media #2: Short Story 
Grammar: Using Media to Identify Parts of Speech
Rubric Code: NX326BB
By mmehta3
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Below Standard

1 pts

Approaching Standard

2 pts

Meets Standard

3 pts

Exceeds Standard

4 pts

Content and Relevance

Below Standard

The corresponding short story/article is incomplete, does not at all relate to the image sentence
Approaching Standard

The corresponding short story/article is less than two paragraphs and somewhat relates to the image sentence
Meets Standard

The corresponding short story/article is at least two paragraphs and fully relates to the image sentence
Exceeds Standard

The corresponding short story/article is more than two paragraphs. Fully and creatively relates to the image sentence
Identifying Parts of Speech

Below Standard

Parts of speech are not accurately identified. Demonstrates a poor understanding of grammar
Approaching Standard

Not all required parts of speech are accurately identified. Demonstrates partial understanding of grammar
Meets Standard

All required parts of speech are identified correctly and demonstrate an accurate understanding of grammar
Exceeds Standard

All required and additional parts of speech are identified correctly and demonstrate an above average understanding of grammar
Effort and Creativiity

Below Standard

None to minimal effort or creativity
Approaching Standard

Work reflects some effort and/or some creativity
Meets Standard

Work reflects average effort and shows thought/creativity through writing
Exceeds Standard

Work and creativity exceed expectations




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