iRubric: Storyboard rubric

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Storyboard Storyboard Students will create a storyboard and identify each element of the plot by explaining the exposition (characters and setting), conflict, rising action, climax/turning point, falling action and resolution. Rubric Code: Y24662B By KellyDavenport Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Story-Plot Diagram
	GREAT/Exceeds Exp. (N/A)	GOOD/Met Expecta. (N/A)	FAIR/Approaching Exp (N/A)
Dramatic Structure: 30 pts Exposition Rising Action Climax/Turning Point Falling Action Resolution	GREAT/Exceeds Exp. All key events of the plot structure are listed and/or drawn.	GOOD/Met Expecta. Almost all key events of plot structure are listed and/or drawn.	FAIR/Approaching Exp Some events of the plot structure are listed and/or drawn, but are incomplete and some key events are missing and/or not in order.
Dialogue 30 pts	GREAT/Exceeds Exp. Dialogue keeps the story moving along, adds to the pace and shows what the character might be feeling. Adds to the interest and entertainment.	GOOD/Met Expecta. Dialogue is repetitive and/or scant.	FAIR/Approaching Exp Hardly any dialogue or has not been included.
Present Tense Verbs 25 pts	GREAT/Exceeds Exp. All verbs are written in the present tense ready for script writing.	GOOD/Met Expecta. Most verbs are written in the present tense.	FAIR/Approaching Exp Very few present tense verbs have been used or none at all.
Stage Directions 15 pts	GREAT/Exceeds Exp. Narration is written to clearly show the action on stage.	GOOD/Met Expecta. Most of the narration is written to show the action onstage.	FAIR/Approaching Exp Some of the narration is written to show the action on stage.