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English 9 Narrative English 9 Short Story Project You will be retelling one of the stories we read in our short story unit. Your retelling should demonstrate your understanding of the parts of the plot of the story as well as the story's theme, setting, and characters. You may use one of the methods I will present on Edmodo or another method as approved by me. If identifying literary elements interferes with the flow of the story or is too distracting, you may identify them separately (in a Word document or something like that). Rubric Code: VX342AA By yheadley Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Narrative Essay
	Exceeds 4 pts	Meets 3 pts	Emerging 2 pts	Emerging 1 pts	Does Not Meet 0 pts
Parts of Plot	Exceeds All five parts of plot are accounted for, identified, and smoothly integrated.	Meets All five parts of plot are accounted for, identified, and integrated.	Emerging Four of the parts of plot are accounted for, identified, and integrated	Emerging Three of the parts of plot are accounted for, identified, and integrated.	Does Not Meet Only one or two of the parts of plot are accounted for, identified, and integrated.
Other literary elements	Exceeds Characters, Setting, Mood, and Theme are accounted for, identified, and smoothly integrated.	Meets Characters, setting, mood, and theme are accounted for, identified, and integrated.	Emerging Characters, setting, mood, and theme are either not accounted for, identified, or integrated.	Emerging One literary element is missing.	Does Not Meet More than one literary element is missing.
Style	Exceeds Style is consistent. Vocabulary choice is advanced. There are no grammatical or spelling errors.	Meets Style is consistent. Vocabulary choice is appropriate. There are few grammatical or spelling errors.	Emerging Style is inconsistent. Vocabulary choice is inappropriate (either poor choices or below the expected level). There are five to ten grammatical or spelling errors.	Emerging Style is inconsistent. Vocabulary choice is inappropriate. There are ten to 15 grammatical or spelling errors.	Does Not Meet Style is inconsistent. Vocabulary choice is inappropriate. There are more than 15 grammatical or spelling errors.