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Pet Monster and Children's Story Rubric Children's Story Rubric Use this rubric to create a hand-sewing monster made from felt and a children's story for children in Daycare or kindergarten. Rubric Code: ZXA42B5 By nhurley Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Felt Monster & Monster Story
	Beginning 10 pts	Approaching 15 pts	Mastery 20 pts
Story Line	Beginning Not easy to follow; Difficult to read; Not appropriate for young audience members	Approaching A little hard to follow; May be difficult for young audiences	Mastery Very easy to follow; a quick and easy read; very kid-friendly
Language	Beginning May not be easily understood for a young audience; inappropriate language usage for a children's story	Approaching Uses some words/phrases that may be difficult for young audiences	Mastery Language usage is age-appropriate
Moral/Purpose of story	Beginning No moral or identifiable purpose to story	Approaching Moral or point of story may be difficult to abstract for young audiences	Mastery Moral of story is easily identifiable for young audience members
Hand-stitching	Beginning Stitches are not constructed correctly. Character is coming apart in certain spots. A lot of stuffing can be seen in the seams.	Approaching Stitches are mostly correct. A few stitch flaws. Stuffing is non visible.	Mastery Stitches have correct stitch length and width. NO stuffing is visible.
Creativity	Beginning Minimal thought was put into the design and execution of the monster.	Approaching There is thought, creativity and other materials used for the monster.	Mastery The monster shows detail and individuality through materials, color, and design.
Work Ethic	Beginning Student did not work thoroughly and diligently on the project throughout the time given.	Approaching Student worked thoroughly and diligently most days.	Mastery Student worked thoroughly and diligently until the monster was at its best.