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Figurative Language Comic Strip

Student will make a cartoon strip with Onomatopoeia. Must tell a story with a beginning, middle, and end. Have characters, setting, and plot.

Rubric Code: SXB8283

By pmiles

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

Figurative Language Comic Book The student will create a comic strip that has onomatopoeia. Must include a story that has beginning, middle, and end.
	5 Excellent (N/A)	4 Great (N/A)	3 Good (N/A)	2 Partial (N/A)	1 Minimal (N/A)
Figurative Language Onomatopoeia	5 Excellent Comic contains correctly uses onomatopoeia throughout the comic strip. All of students drawings connect with onomatopoeia.	4 Great Comic correctly uses onomatopoeia throughout the comic strip. Most of students drawings connect with figurative language.	3 Good Comic strip contains few onomatopoeia. Some of the students drawings connect with figurative language.	2 Partial Comic strip is missing examples onomatopoeia. The student had difficulty connecting the drawings to the figurative language.	1 Minimal Comic strip is missing examples of onomatopoeia throughout. No real connections between drawings and figurative language.
Creativity Color, story, plot, and characters.	5 Excellent Project shows excellent creativity and effort. The comic is colorful. Has a fun and interesting story, characters, and plot.	4 Great Project shows great creativity and effort. The comic is colorful. Has a great story, characters, and plot.	3 Good Project shows adequate creativity and effort. The comic is mostly colored. Story, characters, and plot are mostly present.	2 Partial Project shows below basic creativity and effort. Not a lot of color. Story is lacking in characters and plot.	1 Minimal Project shows little to no effort in drawings or color. No visual story. Characters and plot do not connect.
Organization and Fluency Structure	5 Excellent Comic is very well organized and can be easily followed; sentences flow very well and are varied.	4 Great Comic is organized and can be easily followed, sentences flow well.	3 Good Comic is somehwat organized and can be followed, sentences flow fairly well.	2 Partial Comic is unorganized and somewhat hard to follow; sentences do not flow well.	1 Minimal Comic is unorganized and hard to follow; sentences do not flow well.
Mechanics	5 Excellent No (or very few) errors in punctuation, spelling; capitalization, and/or grammar.	4 Great Few errors in punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and/or grammar.	3 Good Some errors in punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and/or grammar.	2 Partial Many errors in punctuation, spelling, capitalization, and/or grammar.	1 Minimal Punctuation errors throughout entire comic strip.