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Visual Aid to Book Talk 
Second Nine Weeks Book Project--Choose one of the following visual aid projects.
Rubric Code: ZXWW57
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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  Excellent

100 pts

Good

90 pts

Fair

83 pts

Poor

70 pts

Wanted Poster

Excellent

Includes four categories: 1) drawing or picture depicting the antagonist in the book, 2) a written description of the character, 3)Identifies the "charge" or wrongdoing, 4) Identifies the reward offered, 5) title and author are used as part of the poster. Poster is original, creative, and neat. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Capitalization, punctuation and spelling are correct throughout the poster
Good

Includes three of the four requirements. Lacks one of the following: originality, creativity, neatness. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Three or fewer capitalization, punctuation and spelling errors.
Fair

Includes at least two of the four requirements. Lacks one of the following: originality, creativity, neatness. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. Four or fewer capitalization, punctuation and spelling errors.
Poor

Includes only one of the four requirements. Lacks originality, creativity, neatness. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. More than 5 errors in capitalization, punctuation.
Movie Poster

Excellent

Title and author are clearly presented. The design of the poster clearly shows all of the following: the characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Capitalization, punctuation and spelling are correct throughout the poster
Good

Title and author are presented, although not clearly presented.The design of the poster clearly shows the following: characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Three or fewer capitalization, punctuation and spelling errors.
Fair

Title or author presented, although not clearly. The design of the poster is missing two of the following elements: characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. Five errors in capitalization, punctuation and spelling.
Poor

Title or author missing from the presentation. The design of the poster is vague and does not easily connect to the book. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. More than 5 errors in capitalization, punctuation.
Collage

Excellent

Title and author are clearly presented. Pictures are drawn or cut from a periodical and clearly illustrates the main characters and their relationships, and a scene or part of the book. The collage is not cluttered, but neat and pleasant to view. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Capitalization, punctuation and spelling are correct throughout the poster
Good

Title and author presented clearly. Poster clearly shows characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Three or fewer capitalization, punctuation and spelling errors.Pictures do not clearly illustrate a scene or part of the book, or the characters and their relationships.
Fair

Title or author presented, although not clearly. The design of the poster is missing two of the following elements: characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. Five errors in capitalization, punctuation and spelling.
Poor

Title or author missing from the presentation. The design of the poster is vague and does not easily connect to the book. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. More than 5 errors in capitalization, punctuation.
Mobile

Excellent

Title and author are clearly presented. Pictures are drawn or cut from a periodical and clearly illustrates the main characters and their relationships, and a scene or part of the book. The collage is not cluttered, but neat and pleasant to view. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Mobile is balanced and three-dimensional.
Good

Title and author are presented, although not clearly presented.The design clearly shows characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Three or fewer capitalization, punctuation and spelling errors.Pictures do not clearly illustrate a scene or part of the book, or the characters and their relationships.
Fair

Title or author presented, although not clearly. The design missing two of the following elements: characters, setting, and an event in the book. Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room. Mobile is not balanced or is not three-dimensional
Poor

Title or author missing from the presentation. The design is vague and does not easily connect to the book. Graphics and words are difficult to see from the length of the room. Mobile is neither balanced nor three-dimensional.




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