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"The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet" Script

Romeo and Juliet kid friendly version created for a puppet show.

Rubric Code: U54A4

By dschafer

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: 9-12

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	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Content-Adaptation	Excellent The play has been creatively rewritten into a kid friendly version of the play.	Good The play has been rewritten into a kid friendly version of the play.	Fair The plays rewrite is lacking effort in attempts to make it more kid friendly.	Poor The play shows little to no change.
Content-Critical Events	Excellent The script includes all the critical events in the plot of the act and has kept or added other parts to the scene.	Good The script includes all the critical events in the plot of their act	Fair The script has left out portions of critical informtions/events in the plt of their act.	Poor The script does not include the most important events in the plot.
Action/Stage Directions	Excellent The script includes detailed actions and stage directions at appropriate times in the play.	Good The script includes actions and stage directions at appropriate times in the play.	Fair The script is lacking in actions and stage directions.	Poor The script has little to no action or stage directions.
Drama Format	Excellent The script is typed and in drama format. It includes a character list, a setting desciption for each scene in italics, and stage directions in italics.	Good The script is written in drama format with a few minor errors.	Fair The format is lacking in requirements.	Poor The scirpt is lacking many of the elements required.
Spelling and Mechanics	Excellent The script has zero to 1 spelling or mechanical error.	Good There are a few minor mistakes in spelling and/or mechanics.	Fair There are enough spelling and mechanical errors that distract the reader.	Poor The meaning of the play is lost due to too many spelling and mechanical errors
The Writing Process	Excellent On the performance day, the group with prove the writing process by providing a rough draft, revised/edited copy and a final copy.	Good On the performance day, a clean script is handed in but is missings one of the process sheets.	Fair On the performance day, a clean script is handed in but is missings two of the process sheets.	Poor On the performance day, a script is handed in but is not clean/typed.