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Comic Strip 
Students will design a comic strip based around a character they created.
Rubric Code: R2W86CA
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Needs More Work

1 pts

Plot

Excellent

The plot is easily identified and the story flows smoothly.
Good

Identifies most of the plot events, but is missing one. The story flows smoothly.
Fair

Identifies some of the plot events, but missing 2-3. The story has gaps in it.
Needs More Work

Plot is incomplete or focused on less important points, It confuses the reader.
Speech and Thought Bubbles

Excellent

Speech and thought bubbles are related to the scenes and plot events of the story. All connections between scenes are easy to understand.
Good

Speech and/or thought bubbles are related to the scenes and plot events of the story. Most connections between scenes are easy to understand.
Fair

Most speech and/or thought bubbles are related to the scenes and plot events of the story. The connections between scenes are less obvious.
Needs More Work

Speech and/or thought bubbles do not relate well to the scenes or plot of the story. There seems to be no connections between the scenes.
Characters

Excellent

All characters are clearly identified and their actions and dialogue match their personality and the plot.
Good

Most characters are clearly identified and their actions and dialogue match their personality and the plot.
Fair

The main characters are identified, but actions and dialogue are too general to show connections between personality and the plot.
Needs More Work

It is hard to tell who the main characters are and the actions and dialogue do not match the plot at all.
Elements

The comic must have 6 frames/cells, text boxes explaining a scene where appropriate, one frame that includes the title of the comic and the author's name, and the character must have at least 3 different poses/looks.

Excellent

All required elements discussed in class are met.
Good

One of the required elements is missing
Fair

Two of the required elements are missing.
Needs More Work

Three or more of the required elements are missing.
Character Visual Design

Excellent

4+ versions of the student’s unique character are used. Each appropriately fits the story.
Good

3 versions of the student’s unique character are used. Each appropriately fits the story.
Fair

2 versions of the student’s unique character are used. Each appropriately fits the story.
Needs More Work

Only 1 version of the student’s character is used throughout. and/or Character variations could have better matched the story.
Setting

Excellent

Each of the frames shows a setting which is easily identified with the landscape and props of each scene and enhance the understanding of the story.
Good

1 part of the setting is not easily identifiable with the landscape and props of a scene.
Fair

2 parts of the setting are not identifiable with the landscape and props of the scene.
Needs More Work

3 or more of the settings are not identifiable with the landscape and props of each scene and they do not enhance the story. Most cells have a white background with no scenery/setting details.
Spelling, Grammar, and Punctuation

Excellent

There are absolutely no spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.
Good

There are 1-3 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.
Fair

There are 4-5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.
Needs More Work

There are more than 5 spelling, grammar, or punctuation errors in the comic.
Title & By-line

Excellent

Title is unique and fits the story. Byline is present and gives credit to the student creator.
Good

Title is a template title. Byline is present and gives credit to the student creator.
Fair

Title is unique and fits the story. Byline is missing.
Needs More Work

Title & Byline are both template items and do not uniquely identify the comic strip.
Effort/Mechanics

Excellent

Student used class time well. Files are submitted on time. PDF and Comic Life files are properly named and submitted.
Good

Student used most class time well. Files are submitted on time. PDF and Comic Life files are not properly named but both are.
Fair

Student used some class time well. Either PDF or Comic life file is submitted on time. PDF or Comic Life file is missing.
Needs More Work

Student did not use class time well. Files are misnamed and submitted late. PDF or Comic life file is misnamed and missing.





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