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Figurative Language Book 
Rubric Code: U54WAW
By becboarder
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Figurative Language Comic Book
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  5 Advanced

50 pts

4 Proficient

40 pts

3 Basic

30 pts

2 Below Basic

20 pts

1 Far Below Basic

10 pts

Writing Portion

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5 Advanced

Book contains correct definitions and examples of a simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration and an idiom. Examples are original and extremely creative.
4 Proficient

Book contains correct definitions and examples of a simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration and an idiom. Examples are original and show good effort.
3 Basic

Book contains correct definitions and examples of a simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration and an idiom. Examples are original.
2 Below Basic

Book is missing some definitions or examples of a simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration and an idiom.
1 Far Below Basic

Book is missing most definitions or examples of a simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, alliteration and an idiom.
Images

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5 Advanced

Each figurative language example includes an illustration with a comic book character. The illustration shows what is happening in the example sentence. The image is fully colored and shows excellent creativity/effort.
4 Proficient

Each figurative language example includes an illustration with a comic book character. The illustration shows what is happening in the example sentence. The image is fully colored and shows effort/creativity.
3 Basic

Each figurative language example includes an illustration with a comic book character. The illustration shows what is happening in the example sentence. The image is fully colored and shows some effort.
2 Below Basic

Most figurative language examples include an illustration with a comic book character. The illustration shows what is happening in the example sentence. Some color may be missing/not a lot of effort.
1 Far Below Basic

Some pages are missing illustrations. No color/little effort put into project.
Overall Creativity/Effort

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5 Advanced

Project shows excellent creativity and effort. The book is colorful, writing is done in pen and there are no spelling/grammar errors.
4 Proficient

Project shows good creativity and effort. The book is colorful, writing is done in pen and there are a few spelling/grammar errors.
3 Basic

Project shows adequate creativity and effort. The book is mostly colored, writing is done in pen and there are some spelling/grammar errors.
2 Below Basic

Project shows below basic creativity and effort. Not a lot of color, writing is in pencil and there are several errors.
1 Far Below Basic

Very poor effort/creativity. Not a lot of color, book is not finished, writing is in pencil, many errors.
Use of Class Time

5 Advanced

Excellent use of class time. On task the entire time given to work on the project. Worked well with others. Project submitted on time.
4 Proficient

Good use of class time. Worked well with others. Project submitted on time.
3 Basic

Acceptable use of class time. On task most of the time with only 1 warning to stay on task. Worked well with others. Project submitted on time.
2 Below Basic

Poor use of class time. Had to be warned more than once to stay on task. Did not work well with others/disrupted others. Project was not submitted on time.
1 Far Below Basic

Very poor use of class time. Had to be warned more than once/seating change. Disrupted others. Project was not submitted on time.




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