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cartoon strip 
cartoon strip for jesus worships in word and act
Rubric Code: V6X5B3
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

5 pts

Proper Grammar

Poor

There are many errors throughout the cartoon strip and is difficult to read and understand.
Fair

There are a few times in the cartoon strip where the captions to the pictures are not written clearly and have some grammatical errors.
Good

Most, if not, all of the captions on the cartoon strip are clearly written and free from grammatical errors.
Neatness

Poor

Most of the Handwriting and drawings were difficult to read and understand.
Fair

Handwriting and drawings were mostly clearly read and understood.
Good

Handwriting and drawings are clearly read and understood.
Number of Pannels

Poor

There was one pannels on the cartoon strip.
Fair

There were two pannels on the cartoon.
Good

There were three or more pannels on the cartoon strip.
Depiction of Theme

Poor

The theme was not depicted in the strip
Fair

The theme was mostly clearly depicted in the strip
Good

The theme was clearly depicted in the strip



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