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Persuasive Poster

Create a persuasive poster about making a healthy choice. The persuasive poster must include 3-4 facts. You should incorporate persuasive strategies and strong words in your writing.

Rubric Code: ZCAC74

By Robinson56

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Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: K-5

Criterion
	Excellent 3 pts	Great 2 pts	Good Effort 1 pts	No Effort 0 pts
Content 9 pts (x3)	Excellent - Includes 3-4 facts (or phrases/strong words) that strongly appeal to the audience - Includes strong language or a catchy phrase/slogan - Includes pictures/illustrations that effectively relate the message - Features of the ad appeal to the target audience of children	Great - Includes 3-4 facts (or phrases/strong words) - Includes related language or vocabulary - Includes pictures/illustrations - Features of the ad appeal to many differing audiences	Good Effort - Does not meet the minimum number of facts/phrases/words - Does not include relevant language or vocabulary - Does not include pictures/illustrations - Features of the ad do not keep an audience in mind	No Effort - Incomplete or most criteria is missing
Persuasive Techniques and Voice 9 pts (x3)	Excellent - Claim or position is clearly stated - Includes various persuasive elements listed on the class chart - Persuasive techniques are very effective and relate strongly to the ad's message	Great - Claim or position is stated, but not clear - Includes one or two persuasive elements listed on the class chart - Persuasive techniques relate to the ad's message	Good Effort - Claim or position cannot be determined - Does not include persuasive elements listed on the class chart - Persuasive techniques do not relate to the ad's message	No Effort - Incomplete or most criteria is missing
Organization 6 pts (x2)	Excellent - Includes a heading and a conclusion section/concluding remark - Includes 3-5 text boxes, which are arranged in a visually appealing manner on the poster - Text boxes are the appropriate size, according to the importance of the content - Length of text is appropriately short, yet long enough to effectively persuade	Great - Includes a heading OR a conclusion section/concluding remark - Includes 3-5 text boxes, but they are not arranged in a visually appealing manner on the poster (all clumped together; overwhelm the ad; obscure the pictures) - Text boxes are sized similarly -Length of text is somewhat long or somewhat short	Good Effort - Contains neither a heading nor a conclusion section/concluding remark - Does not meet the minimum of 3 text boxes - Text boxes are either too small to read or too large, taking up most of the ad's space - Length of text is too short to determine the message or too long to resemble an ad	No Effort - Incomplete or most criteria is missing
Conventions 6 pts (x2)	Excellent - Rules of grammar are followed - Words are spelled correctly - Strong use of descriptive vocabulary - Sentences begin with a capital letter and end with appropriate punctuation	Great - Poster contains few grammatical errors - Most words are spelled correctly - Uses some descriptive vocabulary - Most sentences begin with a capital letter and end with appropriate punctuation	Good Effort - Poster contains numerous grammatical errors - Many words are spelled incorrectly - Descriptive vocabulary limited - Capital letters are missing from the beginning of many sentences and/or ending punctuation is missing	No Effort - Incomplete or most criteria is missing

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Persuasive Poster for Health

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