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Pandora's Box Project

This project was assigned due to the first unit's genre on myths. The students have read the story of Pandora and have determined the theme. The theme is about conflict with curiosity and temptation. Students have created their own modern-day Pandora's Boxes that have today's evils and hopes trapped inside. Are you curious to know what they have chosen? Are you tempted to open one of the boxes?

Rubric Code: PX2XB5W

By LKB1229

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5, Undergraduate

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	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Box/Container	Poor A container exists	Fair Container doesn't generate much curiousity.	Good Container is neat and generates some curiousity.	Excellent Container is beautifully decorated and generates much curiousity. Well put together.
Evils of Today	Poor Pandora's Box contains no evils or evils do not represent society.	Fair At least 2 evils represent society. Somewhat interesting creative.	Good 3-4 evils represent our society. Moderately interesting and creative.	Excellent Has 5 evils that represent present day society. Original, interesting, and creative.
Hope	Poor Hope is not included. Shows no hope for our world.	Fair Hope is included and presented in 2 ways. Shows little hope for our world.	Good Hope is included and presented in 3-4 ways. Shows some hope for our world.	Excellent Hope is presented in 5 unique ways. Most definitely offers hope to our world.
Essay/Poem	Poor Essay/Poem is irrelevant to the project.	Fair Essay/Poem explains the purposes/actions of some evils and hopes. Essay/Poem is developed with little to no details.	Good Essay/Poem explains the purposes/actions of each evil and hope. Essay/Poem is developed with some details.	Excellent Essay/Poem fully explains the purposes/actions of each evil and hope. Fully developed with examples and details.