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Writing Our Own Fairy Tales
Writing Our Own Fairy Tales
Read some of the classic versions of fairy tales.In groups, write an original story in which you will include three characters from three different stories you’ve read, along with a symbol from one story.
Rubric Code:
SXC8B58
By
boogadie
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
9-12
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Writing Fairy Tale
Advanced
4 pts
Meets Standards
3 pts
Approaches Standards
2 pts
Below Standards
1 pts
Creativity
Advanced
The story is an exceptionally creative interpretation of the fairy tale. The elements of the fairy tale are incorporated in an interesting way.
Meets Standards
The story is a creative interpretation of the fairy tale. The elements of the fairy tale are included.
Approaches Standards
The story attempts to be a creative interpretation of the fairy tale. There may be elements of the fairy tale that are not present.
Below Standards
The story lacks creativity and is just an imitation of or a pieced-together fairy tale. There may be missing elements of the fairy tale.
Characters
Advanced
Characters are fully developed and almost come to life. There is lively description, appropriate dialogue, and a classic fairy tale feel to the characters.
Meets Standards
Characters are fully developed. There is adequate description, appropriate dialogue, and a classic fairy tale feel to the characters.
Approaches Standards
Characters are mostly developed. There is acceptable description, appropriate dialogue, and there is an attempt at giving a classic fairy tale feel to the characters.
Below Standards
Characters are not well developed. There is little description, unrealistic dialogue; there seems to be missing a classic fairy tale feel.
Fairy Tale Qualities
Advanced
Fairy tale qualities are incorporated in a creative and interesting way.
Meets Standards
Fairy tale qualities are incorporated.
Approaches Standards
Fairy tale qualities are incorporated but are not prominent.
Below Standards
Fairy tale qualities are "hiding."
Conventions
Advanced
There are no grammatical or spelling errors or stylistic problems.
Meets Standards
There may be a few grammatical or spelling errors or stylistic problems.
Approaches Standards
There may be some grammatical or spelling errors or stylistic problems that do not interfere with understanding.
Below Standards
There are many grammatical or spelling errors or stylistic problems that begin to interfere with understanding.
Keywords:
folk tales, fairy tale, alternate ending, adapting stories, writing
Subjects:
English
Types:
Writing
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