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Super 17 Super Hero Story

You will compose a minimum of a 5 paragraph story that vividly describes the superhero you create. In this story the reader should be able to imagine the scenes and details you describe, so be sure to include descriptive adjectives and phrases that bring your story to life. You must choose a point of view to tell the story from and include examples of the entire collection of Super 17 terms in your story. You will be required to have a picture that depicts the scene taking place for every paragraph. Have fun with this activity and make sure to use your imagination.

Rubric Code: S73739

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 6-8

Super Hero Story Due Friday, 3-30-12
	Incomplete 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Title Page Author, Title of Story, Picture	Incomplete There isn't a title page	Poor 1 section of the assignment are included.	Fair 2 of the sections of the assignment are included.	Excellent All 3 sections of the assignment are included.
Page Numbers All pages need to be numbered including the title page	Incomplete None of the pages are numbered	Poor Some of the pages are numbered	Fair Majority of the pages are numbered	Excellent All pages are numbered
Paragraphs A minimum of 5 paragraphs must be included.	Incomplete One long run-on "paragraph" was included	Poor 2-3 paragraphs were included or paragraphs were included, but weren't complete paragraphs	Fair 4 paragraphs are included or 5 paragraphs were included, but weren't complete paragraphs	Excellent All 5 paragraphs are included and complete.
Writing	Incomplete Errors impede understanding for the reader.	Poor Many errors, but reader can understand the meaning intended.	Fair There may be one or two convention errors.	Excellent There are NO errors in capitalization, punctuation, grammar, or sentence fluency.
Super 17 Terms The following terms must be included and underline in the story: Alliteration, Character Clues, Climax, External Conflict, Foreshadowing, Hyperbole, Internal Conflict, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Setting, Simile.	Incomplete Not all terms were included or The terms were not underlined.	Poor 2-6 terms are exemplified in the story and underlined or It's hard to determine which terms underlined fit with each term.	Fair 7-11 terms are clearly and accurately exemplified in the story and underlined.	Excellent All 12 terms are clearly and accurately exemplified in the story and underlined.
Super 17 Terms The following terms must be identified/defined on the last page (it's own page) of your story: Point of View (first or third), Plot Diagram, Theme, Tone/Mood	Incomplete Terms were not included.	Poor Terms are on a seperate page, but not clearly defined or missing examples from the story.	Fair All 4 terms are on a serperate page and identified/defined, but missing examples from the story.	Excellent All 4 terms are on a seperate page and clearly identified/defined with specific examples from the story.
Plot Diagram Identify- Exposition, 2 Rising Action, Climax, 2 Falling Action, Resolution	Incomplete No Events are identified	Poor 1-3 events are identified	Fair 4-6 events are identified	Excellent All 7 events are identified.
Picture Incorporate pictures that help tell the story	Incomplete No pictures are included.	Poor 1-3 picture is included and fits with the story.	Fair 4 pictures are included and fit with the story.	Excellent 5 or more pictures are included and obviously fit with the story.
Appearance Color, Neatness, and legibility	Incomplete Did not complete a project	Poor The project has little or no color or creativity, the project is hand-written is barely ledgible, and is generally unappealing.	Fair The poject has some color and some creativity. Most of the writing is neat and general appearance is fair.	Excellent Project is full of color and very creative. Writing and appearance are eye-catching, and visually appealing
Final Draft Must be typed and presented like a book.	Incomplete Hand-written draft turned in.	Poor	Fair	Excellent Typed final draft turned in.
Rough Draft Must be turned in for a seperate grade.	Incomplete	Poor	Fair	Excellent

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