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Traditional Literature Books 
evaluating picture books based on criteria in the text
Rubric Code: NX7899
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Powered by iRubric Traditional Literature
  Poor

1 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Literary Elements

Poor

Plot is extensive and actions are slower paced, taking away from the interest. Characters are too complex and hard to identify. Settings are to detailed. Themes are unlimited. Lacking in reference aids.
Good

Plot boarders on extensive and actions are not as fast paced as needed. Not characters are easily identifiable. Settings are described, but not overly. Themes vary, but not unlimited. Ample reference aids.
Excellent

Shorter plot, but actions are fast paced, adding interest. Characters are easily identified between good or bad. Settings are vague. Themes are limited. Quality reference aids.
Narrative Style

Poor

Little to no preservation the narrative or storytelling style. The tale does not sound as if it is being told.
Good

The narrative or storytelling style is not strongly developed, but attempted. The tale needs more work on sounding as if it is being told.
Excellent

The traditonal tale should preserve the narrative or storytelling style. The tale sounds as if it is being told.
Cultural Style

Poor

No preservation of the flavor of the culture or country of origin. No use of colloquialisms, unusual speech patterns, a few easily understandable foreign terms, or proper names that are common to the culture. Text and illustrations are of poor quality, do not match one another, and do not capture the cultural origin.
Good

Lacking in preservation of the flavor of the culture or country of origin. Fair attempt in the use of colloquialisms, unusual speech patterns, a few easily understandable foreign terms, or proper names that are common to the culture. Text and illustrations are of moderate quality, do not always match each other, and lack in capturing the cultural origin.
Excellent

Preserved the flavor of the culture or country of origin through the use of colloquialisms, unusual speech patterns, a few easily understandable foreign terms, or proper names that are common to the culture. Text and illustrations are of high quality, match each other, and capture the cultural origin.
Literary Style

Poor

Beginnings and endings are not established. No use of motifs, repeated refrains, chants, stylistic flourishes, or colorful vocabulary.
Good

Weak beginning and ending. Weak use of motifs, repeated refrains, chants, stylistic flourishes, and/or colorful vocabulary, but were still present or attempted.
Excellent

Rich, masterful storytelling. Characterized by stock beginnings and endings ("Once upon a time..."), motifs, repeated refrains, chants, stylistic flourishes, and colorful vocabulary.




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