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Drama I Moral Scenes Drama I Moral Scenes Rubric Code: SXB2672 By theatrebrandon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 9-12

Drama I Holiday Scenes
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Vocal	Poor Could not understand any lines spoken by characters. Could not hear anything that characters were saying.	Fair Could not understand many lines spoken. Could not hear some things characters were saying.	Good Could understand most line spoken. Could hear all things characters were saying.	Excellent Characters made interesting vocal choices that were understandable and had an appropriate level of projection
Character	Poor Actors did not make character choices that enhanced the scene. Actors broke character often on stage.	Fair Actors made few character choices that enhanced the scene. Actors broke character a few times on stage.	Good Actors made several interesting character choices that enhanced the scene. Actors broke character seldom while on stage.	Excellent Actors made manyinteresting character choices that enhanced the scene. Actors stayed in character the entire time on stage.
Movement	Poor The group did not make full use of the stage and blocking did not support their script.	Fair The group made partial use of the stage and blocking did little support their script.	Good The group made use of most of the stage and incorporated blocking supported most their script.	Excellent The group made full use of the stage and incorporated blocking supported their entire script.
Plot	Poor Each scene did not have a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was not cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Fair Some scenes had a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was partly cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Good Most scenes had a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was mostly cohesive from the beginning to the end.	Excellent Each scene had a clear beginning, middle, and end. The story arc was cohesive from the beginning to the end.
Moral Incorporation	Poor Incorporated none of the moral into the scenes.	Fair Incorporated little of moral into the scenes	Good Incorporated the moral into most of the throughline.	Excellent Incorporated the moral completely into all scenes.
Contribution	Poor Rarely worked with the group and contributed to all sections of writing, rehearsing, and performing.	Fair Somewhat worked with the group and contributed to all sections of writing, rehearsing, and performing.	Good Mostly worked with the group and contributed to all sections of writing, rehearsing, and performing.	Excellent Consistently worked with the group and contributed to all sections of writing, rehearsing, and performing.
Rehearsal Ethic	Poor	Fair	Good	Excellent