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Short Story Project 
Write a picture book with a story that uses the elements of literature that we have been learning and pictures that match the plot.
Rubric Code: U27WW6
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Quality of Project
  Poor

4 pts

Fair

8 pts

Good

12 pts

Quality of Pictures and Presentatio

Poor

The book is sloppy and graphics are messy and/or not connected to the story.
Fair

There are less than 5 graphics and/or they are not well seleccted.
The video is good quality.
Good

The minimum of 5 graphics is met. They are well chosen and and match the story plot. The video is near-professional quality.
Quality of Story

Poor

Story is not very creative or inventive. It has a "been there, done that" idea that doesn't draw the reader in.
Fair

Ok. Story is new but not especially creative.
Good

Great! Creative and inventive and fun to read.
Organization

Poor

The story is poorly organized. The events of the story are out of order or difficult to understand.
Fair

At least one part of the story has the reader confused about "what just happened?" because of poor organization of thoughts.
Good

The story flows nicely from the beginning to the end. The reader is not confused or lost.
Conventions

Poor

Provides litte or no evidence of having a command of grade-level conventions.
Fair

Provides evidence of adequate command of grade level conventions.
Good

Provides evidence of consistent and stong command of grade-level conventions (grammar, capitalization, punctuation and spelling)
Elements of Literature
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

6 pts

Flat and Round Characters

Poor

0 included and correctly identified
Fair

1 included and correctly identified
Good

2 (or more) included and correctly identified
Static and Dynamic Characters

Poor

0 included and correctly identified
Fair

1 included and correctly identified
Good

2 (or more) included and correctly identified
Protagonist and Antagonist

Poor

0 included and correctly identified
Fair

1 included and correctly identified
Good

2 (or more) included and correctly identified
Point of View

Poor

Incorrectly Identified
Fair

xx
Good

Correctly Identified
Conflict

Poor

There is no conflict in the story or it is not correctly identified
Fair

Conflict is present in the story. Some internal and/or external conflict is correctly identified.
Good

Conflict is tied to the plot. Internal and/ or external conflict is correctly identified.
Direct and Indirect Characterizatio

Poor

No examples are identified correctly using direct quotes from your writing.
Fair

Direct and indirect characterization is vivid and descriptive. There are two examples of each form of characterization identified.
Good

Direct and indirect characterization is vivid and descriptive. There are at least 3 examples of each form of characterization identified.
Plot

Poor

0/5 parts of plot are identified correctly
Fair

3/5 parts of plot are identified correctly.
Good

All five parts of plot are identified correctly (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
Forshadowing (Bonus)

Poor

No foreshadowing is correctly identified.
Fair

The story is written with foreshadowing and it is correctly identified.
Good

The story has foreshadowing written smoothly into the plot and it is correctly identified.
Motif (Bonus)

Poor

No motif is correctly identified
Fair

A motif is included and correctly identified
Good

A motif is included and seamlessly connected to the story. It is correctly identified.




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