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Writing an Original Greek/Roman Myth 
Students will write an original myth using the Greek or Roman pantheon. The work will include all the aspects of an effective short story; hook, character development, plot dynamics, sensory details, character motivations, and conclusion.
Rubric Code: ZX482C2
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Powered by iRubric Writing an Original Myth
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Audience Purpose

Did you write to entertain your audience?

Excellent

Presents details targeted at a unique audience; successfully narrates the events of a story
Good

Presents details suited to an audience; narrates the events of a story
Fair

Presents few details suited to an audience; some ideas conflict with narration of story
Poor

Supports no purpose; is not written for a specific audience
Elements of a Myth

Did you use characters, settings, and situations that are common to Greek/Roman myths?

Excellent

Written at an advanced level: Uses names of Greek and Roman gods, the setting is in Ancient Greece, explains something in the natural world.
Good

Uses names of Greek and Roman gods, the setting is in Ancient Greece, explains something in the natural world.
Fair

Missing some of the following: Uses names of Greek and Roman gods, the setting is in Ancient Greece, explains something in the natural world.
Poor

Missing most of the following:Uses names of Greek and Roman gods, the setting is in Ancient Greece, explains something in the natural world.
Plot Problem/Solution

Does your story make sense to your reader? Does what happens to the character at the end make sense?

Excellent

Written at an advances level.Presents events that create a clear narrative. All events follow logically from each other. Has rising and falling action. Conclusion/solution is consistent from events.
Good

Presents events that create a clear narrative. All events follow logically from each other. Has rising and falling action. Conclusion/solution is consistent from events.
Fair

Missing some of the following: Presents events that create a clear narrative. All events follow logically from each other. Has rising and falling action. Conclusion/solution is consistent from events.
Poor

Missing all or most of the following: Presents events that create a clear narrative. All events follow logically from each other. Has rising and falling action. Conclusion/solution is consistent from events.
Characters

Does the reader understand why your characters do what they do? Did you include the thoughts and feelings of your characters?

Excellent

Successfully goes in-depth with description; characters actions, thoughts, feelings,motivations, looks, relationships, ...
Good

Goes in-depth with description;
characters actions, thoughts, feelings,motivations, looks, relationships,...
Fair

Includes some description; characters actions, thoughts, feelings, motivations, looks, relationships,...
Poor

Does not go in-depth with description; characters actions, thoughts, feelings,motivations, looks, relationships,...
Descriptive Writing

Did you use figurative language and sensory details in your writing?

Excellent

Written at an advanced level: Uses descriptive writing to describe the setting and characters.
Good

Uses descriptive writing to describe the setting and characters.
Fair

Inconsistently uses descriptive writing to describe the setting and characters.
Poor

Rarely or does not use descriptive writing to describe the setting and characters.
Dialogue

Is your dialogue realistic and include emotion?

Excellent

Contains details that provide insight to character; contains dialogue that reveals characters and furthers the plot
Good

Contains details and dialogue that develop characters
Fair

Contains characters and setting; contains some dialogue
Poor

Contains few or no details to develop characters or setting; no dialogue provided
Use of Language

Did you use grade level and appropriate word choices?

Excellent

Uses a variety of word choices using advanced vocabulary
Good

Uses interesting and fresh word choices
Fair

Uses cliches and unoriginal expressions
Poor

Uses uninspired word choices
Grammar/Punctuation

Did you use paragraphs and grammar properly?

Excellent

There are no errors in grammar, punctuation and spelling
Good

There are few errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling
Fair

There are some errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling
Poor

There are many errors in grammar, punctuation, and spelling
Spelling

Did you spell all words in your final copy correctly?

Excellent

There are no errors in spelling
Good

There are a few errors in spelling
Fair

There are some errors in spelling
Poor

There are many errors in spelling



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