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Slavery Storyboard Rubric
Storyboard Rubric
Students will create a 16-Cell Storyboard based on a scene from the life of a famous slave or abolitionist.
Rubric Code:
WX4W7XC
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nicholaskeith
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Subject:
Humanities
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Storyboard Rubric
Above Target
95 pts
On Target
85 pts
Approaching Target
75 pts
Below Target
65 pts
Project Story Scope
Above Target
The project includes at least 16 cells that are easily followed and show a clear and smooth sequence of naturally unfolding events through a single scene. The reader can see from the storyboard the historical figure's motivating factors.
On Target
The project includes all 16 required cells. The cells show a clear sequence of events that is readily apparent.
Approaching Target
The project includes all 16 required cells. The cells could be more easily followed, but it feels like some things are missing and a clear sequence of events, through a single scene, is not readily apparent.
Below Target
The project does not include all of the required cells and a story is not depicted.
Reader Engagement
Above Target
Writing is fluent and interesting to read, and shows an effort to engage the reader with suspense. It is clear that research was done to develop the story.
On Target
Writing is fluent and somewhat interesting; effort to engage the reader is adequate.
Approaching Target
Writing is not quite fluent and only slightly interesting; little effort to engage the reader is shown.
Below Target
The storyboard does not engage the reader because there are too many gaps in the sequence.
Details
Above Target
Sensory details that include a background are apparent. All pictures demonstrate effort and are eye-catching and clearly communicate visually each scene being represented
On Target
Sensory details and background are somewhat apparent. Most pictures show effort and clearly communicates the concept of each scene being represented. It is evident that time was put into the storyboard.
Approaching Target
Many pictures appear rushed or are uninteresting. The connections to the scene and picture is unclear and not obvious. Does not reflect the capability of the student. It is evident that the work was rushed.
Below Target
Work is incomplete. No sensory details are apparent, and there is no background.
Research
Above Target
The storyboard was clearly based on a real historical event which occurred in the life of the slave or abolitionist depicted.
On Target
The storyboard was somewhat based on a real historical event which occurred in the life of the slave or abolitionist depicted.
Approaching Target
The storyboard was loosely based on a real historical event which occurred in the life of the slave or abolitionist depicted.
Below Target
The storyboard was not based on a real historical event which occurred in the life of a slave or abolitionist.
Historical Plausability
Above Target
Each Cell shows great thought, information is accurate and historical imagination is plausible and shows strong insight.
On Target
Cells shows the ability to think critically, information is adequately accurate and historical imagination is plausible and shows adequate insight.
Approaching Target
Information provided is generally accurate but no insight is offered through narration.
Below Target
Dedication to historical accuracy and insight is missing.
Author Understanding
Above Target
Author(s) could easily answer questions related to their historical figure and their place in history.
On Target
Author(s) answered questions related to their historical figure and their place in history.
Approaching Target
Author(s) had difficulty answering questions related to their historical figure and their place in history.
Below Target
Author(s) had no knowledge related to their historical figure and their place in history.
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English
Humanities
Types:
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