iRubric: Lord of the Flies Island Project rubric

Group has created a unique title and it is attractively included on the poster.

Group has created a title for their Island and it is on the Poster.

Group has created a title for their poster but it

No Title displayed on poster.

The group has displayed their specific goal for their island attractively on their poster.

The group has included their goal on the poster, but it is not displayed creatively.

The group has displayed their goal on the poster, but it is unrealistic or outlandish.

No goal is included on the final poster.

The group has thoroughly designed a set of rules to maintain island order and harmony.

The group has included their rules on the poster. They explain why their rules are important to the success of their island.

The group includes their rules, but they are not thoughtful or practical.

No rules are included or explained in the final presentation.

Each member of the group presented multiple elements of the project. Presentation was clear, concise, and on topic at all times

Each group member presented at least one component of their group's island. Members were prepared but

Only some group members presented elements of the island to the class. Other group members failed to participate. Presentation was unfocused at times.

Only one member of the group presented the project to the class. Presentation was unclear and lacking necessary elements.

The group was on task at all times and worked together to complete the project in a timely manner. Group attitudes were positive.

The group was on-task 90% of the time they were working together. Most group members worked together towards a common goal, but one group member failed to fully participate.

The group was on-task between 80-90% of the time. Half of the group members worked to complete the task, while others were off-task, argumentative, or disengaged.

The group were only on-task less than 80% the time of the project. The group often were argumentative and spent little time working towards the common goal of completion of the project.