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Lewis and Clark Narrative Nonfiction Project

Score each category on a 10 point scale (10 being the best score possible)

Rubric Code: RX8W399

By manderson101

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Quality 10 pts	Historical Facts 10 pts	Visuals 10 pts	Techniques 10 pts	Excerpt Sample 10 pts	Commentary 10 pts
Chapter 1	Quality Text font is easy to read. Glued, taped, or stapled neatly (no papers falling off) Title is creative and appropriate.	Historical Facts The facts are about a REAL time. The facts are about a REAL place.	Visuals The historical image matches the historical facts about the time and location.	Techniques The word imagery is clearly defined. The word mood is clearly defined.	Excerpt Sample The sample is at least 100 words. The sample is color coded in green for mood and imagery words.	Commentary A rating and commentary for the chapter was given
Chapter 2	Quality Text font is easy to read. Glued, taped, or stapled neatly (no papers falling off) Title is creative and appropriate.	Historical Facts The facts are about a REAL challenge or obstacle.	Visuals The historical image matches the struggles or challenges experienced by the explorers.	Techniques The word conflict is clearly defined. The word dialogue is clearly defined	Excerpt Sample The sample is at least 100 words. The sample is color coded with red (Dialogue) Blue (Action) green (UnSaid)	Commentary A rating and commentary for the chapter was given.
Chapter 3	Quality Text font is easy to read. Glued, taped, or stapled neatly (no papers falling off) Title is creative and appropriate.	Historical Facts The facts are about interesting details related to the challenge and obstacle from chapter 2.	Visuals The historical image matches the interesting historical details.	Techniques The word analogies, similes, or metaphor is clearly defined. The word personification is clearly defined.	Excerpt Sample The sample is is at least 100 words. There is a color code for simile. There is a color code for metaphor. There is an underline for personification.	Commentary A rating and commentary for the chapter was given.
Chapter 4	Quality Text font is easy to read. Glued, taped, or stapled neatly (no papers falling off) Title is creative and appropriate.	Historical Facts The facts are about a major character from the Lewis and Clark expedition.	Visuals The historical image looks like the major character.	Techniques The word characterization is clearly defined for direct and indirect characterization.	Excerpt Sample The sample is at least 100 words. There is a color code for character actions. Color code for character's words. Color code for what other character's do/say	Commentary A rating and commentary was given.

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