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iRubric: Drama Rubric - Elements of Drama

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Drama Rubric - Elements of Drama Drama Rubric - Elements of Drama Creating and Presenting: apply the creative process to dramatic play and process drama, using the elements and conventions of drama to communicate feelings, ideas, and stories Rubric Code: VX8AA89 By wilderness Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: (none)

Drama Rubric
	Level 1 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 4 (N/A)
Projection Speaks so lines are clearly understood	Level 1 Did not speak so lines are clear and understandable	Level 2 Some of the lines are clear and understandable	Level 3 Most of the lines are clear and understandable	Level 4 Lines are always clear and understadable
Expression/Gestures Puts expression and gestures into their lines	Level 1 Puts minimal expression/gestures into his/her lines	Level 2 Puts some expression/gestures into his/her lines	Level 3 Puts very good expression/gestures into most of his/her lines	Level 4 Puts clear expression/gestures into his/her lines
Understanding of Role Demonstrates an understanding of the element of the role given	Level 1 Minimal understanding of drama elements to establish little/no belief in role.	Level 2 Adequate understanding of drama elements to establish some belief in role.	Level 3 Very good understanding of the elements of drama to establish belief in role.	Level 4 Proficient understanding of drama elements to demonstrate considerable belief in role.
Use of Props Uses objects in a creative way as props	Level 1 Did not use any props in the drama presentation	Level 2 Used 1 prop but it was not used correctly	Level 3 Used most objects as props in a creative manner	Level 4 Used high level of creativity by using various objects as props to enhance the performance
Audience participation Was a good audience when not involved in play performance	Level 1 Was disruptive during play performance, frequent disruptions.	Level 2 Was an adequate audience when not involved in play performance some of the time, had some disruptions.	Level 3 Was a good audience when not involved in play performance most of the time	Level 4 Was an excellent audience when not involved in play performance