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Open Mind Portrait

character development- An open-mind portrait gives you the chance to illustrate aspects of a book's character at important times during the story. The first page will illustrate the character's face, then it shows what objects, events, or people were important to the character at a certain point in the book. Quotes that reveal the character's personality can be included.

Rubric Code: R222X92

By charmspiet

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5

Open Mind Portrait My Shadow is Pink (Stuart, 2020)
	Good 10 pts	Fair 7 pts	Poor/Incomplete 5 pts
Character Traits What kind/type of person was the boy?	Good At least four (4) personality traits are included with explanation or examples.	Fair Less than three (3) personality traits are included or are not explained.	Poor/Incomplete Non-passing score is earned because the work does not show evidence for the assignment.
Motivation What did the boy think and feel with his actions?	Good The boy's thoughts, feelings, and actions are accurately described in order to understand who character is	Fair Behaviour, emotions, or motivations of character are unclear or underdeveloped	Poor/Incomplete Non-passing score is earned because the work does not show evidence for the assignment.
Effort and Artistry Neatness, use of colour, at least 8 elements to the character's "mind".	Good Both parts were completed neatly with signs of effort. Is completed using colour (markers, crayons, or paint). Right side contains at least 8 illustrated elements in the character's "mind"	Fair Completed with little neatness. Showing little sign of effort. Contains 3-4 illustrated elements in the characters's "mind"	Poor/Incomplete Completed sloppily. Showing no sign of effort. Contains 1-2 elements in the character's "mind"