Take Home Rubric: Retelling the story from a different point of view

Similar documents
7th Grade Honors ELA: Summer Reading Project Directions

6th Grade Honors ELA Summer Projects. After reading TWO novels from the 6th grade Honors ELA summer reading book list, students will:

8th Grade ELA: Summer Reading Project Choices. After reading ONE novel from the 8th grade summer reading book list, students will:

Of Mice and Men Obituary & Eulogy

Easy Peasy All-in-One High School American Literature Final Writing Project Due Day 180

BOYS LATIN SUMMER READING JOURNAL

Rubric Project 4: Security Analysis Findings and Recommendation

MODIFIED UNIT TEST. Miss Shay English 10 honors Spring 2012 Modified Assessment (Hearing Impairment) on Books One and Two of Les Miserables

Book Report Makeover: Power of Persuasion

Stow-Munroe Falls High School. Band Honors Guidlines

Newspaper Book Report

Test Blueprint QualityCore End-of-Course Assessment English 10

properly formatted. Describes the variables under study and the method to be used.

HATCHET: SURVIVING THE ELEMENTS PROJECT

Summer Reading - Grades 9, 10, 11, 12 Academic

Project Based Learning in History

Does Not Meet Standard Content The paper includes some of the required elements, but not all of them. Items missing are:

3-D Book Report Biography in a Box

Independent Reading Project

T-Shirt Book Response Project

Kid Friendly Florida ELA Text Based Writing Rubrics

There will be 10 point deducted each day that the project is late. All projects should include the student s name and section!

Personal Narrative STUDENT SELF-ASSESSMENT

CD SOUNDTRACK SPIN IT, MASTER SOUND MIXER!

Form and Analysis Project

Essay #1: Analysis of The Orchid Thief. Deadline: Submitted to Turnitin as a Single File Upload by 11:30pm on Tuesday, 2/20.

The Odyssey Tiered Writing Assignment

Once upon a time... Fractured Fairy Tales

Student Name: Lexile:

Final Projects. For ANY Novel. Unique & engaging projects with rubrics!

Cambridge International Examinations Cambridge Primary Checkpoint

Independent Reading Project

English Language Arts Test Book 2

The Narrative Essay. Here are some guidelines for writing a narrative essay:

Compare/Contrast Writing: Romeo and Juliet Adaptations

WRITING. st lukes c of e primary SCHOOL NAME CLASS

Historical Figure Research Project

In order to support your literacy goals, SCJH requires you to read and complete projects for two books over the summer.

Please read pages 1-3 of this booklet. Then sign and return the last page. Keep the booklet. You will need this all year.

LANGUAGE ARTS GRADE 3

Personal Narrative STUDENT SELF-ASSESSMENT. Ideas YES NO Do I write about a real event in my life? Do I tell the events in time order?

Biography Project Step 1: Report Due: Tuesday, May 17, 2016

** Your final paper must include the outline rough draft, and rubric **

Vocabulary Collectors 1. Personified Word Vocabulary Rubric: 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point The personification does all of these:

Biography Research. By Melissa Shutler. (c)2015 Melissa Shutler

Continuum for Opinion/Argument Writing

SAS High School. 6 Traits Writing Rubric. Ideas Organization Voice. 6 Thoughtful structure guides reader through text

The Bluest Eye Final Project. Choose ONE of the following projects to complete for a major grade.

September Book Project

Genre Reflection Project

Persuasive Speech Rubric

for Secondary Solutions

Blue - 1st. Double Blue - Yellow. Double. Green - Double Green - Orange - Pink - Free - Reader

Name Period Date. Grade 7, Unit 1 Pre-assessment. Read this selection from Fast Sam, Cool Clyde, and Stuff by Walter Dean Myers

A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing a Good History Day Paper

Grade 5. READING Understanding and Using Literary Texts

Diorama for Historical Fiction

Mystery Genre Puzzle Book Project

STUDENT: TEACHER: DATE: 2.5

Correlated to: Massachusetts English Language Arts Curriculum Framework with May 2004 Supplement (Grades 5-8)

Name Period Date. Grade 10, Unit 4 Pre-Assessment

Coming of Age Novel List

Learning Guides 7, 8 & 9: Short Fiction and Creative Writing

HELPFUL TIPS FOR PUBLISHING BOOKS FOR THE MARY JO NETTESHEIM LITERARY COMPETITION DEFINITION OF FICTION AND ENHANCED PERSONAL NARRATIVE BOOKS

NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED. NO EXCEPTIONS.

To Kill a Mockingbird

Cultural Geography European Country Report

Ideas. 5 Perfecting That s it! Focused, clear, specific, concise. 3 Enhancing On my way Ready for serious revision. 1 Developing Just beginning

Explorer Flipbook Project and Rubric

6-Point Rubrics. for Books A H

Fifth Grade State Report Due Date: Friday, May 4, State Report Overview & Check List

Secondary English Long Term Plan. Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2

Ready-to-Go Genre Book Reports

AP English Summer Assignment. Welcome to AP English I look forward to an exciting year with you next year.

Use words and pictures to make a timeline of the important events in your book

Language Arts EL 1. 3.RF.1: Fluency. Level 4. Level 3. Level 2. Level 1

Analyzing Argument. Format: MLA with in-text citations and works cited page (for the assigned essay reading only)

Unit 7: Social Literacy: Function: Responsibility & Stewardship

Name: Date: Baker ELA 9

Contents: Thanh Tran. 19 Book Project Ideas & Descriptions. Student Project Prep Sheet. When you get a chance, please leave feedback.

Romeo and Juliet Research Project REVISED

WRITING FOLDER BOOKLET

BOOK LOG. Summary (7-9 sentences think somebody-wanted-but-so-then or who-what-when-where-why-how; in other words, leave out the fluff and filler):

Space Exploration Final Assessment

For reference: RUBRIC for STUDENT ESSAYS in Philosophy

Read the following excerpt from a poem by Walt Whitman.

The Project. The Details. Tips for Success. Decorate a box to represent the book and fill it with objects that represent different parts of the book.

Grade 4 Overview texts texts texts fiction nonfiction drama texts text graphic features text audiences revise edit voice Standard American English

Similarities in Amy Tans Two Kinds

Area of Experience: English

Project: News Satire

Task #1: Write a newspaper article to promote awareness of vernal pools and spadefoot toad information.

Peer Evaluation Sheet: Synthesis Multi- Paragraph Essay

Writing Trait: Ideas & Word Choice ~ adding details with similes

Mrs. Katherine Horan Humanities English 9

Mount Olive High School. Summer Reading Program. English IV AP Literature & Composition

Volume, pace, clarity and expression are appropriate. Tone of voice occasionally engages the audience

May 25, Dear AHS Students and Family,

K-12 ELA Vocabulary (revised June, 2012)

Learning Targets : Name: Date: Hour:

Transcription:

Take Home Rubric: Retelling the story from a different point of view Retelling the story Presentation Presentation makes effective use of Presentation mostly makes use of Presentation sometimes makes Presentation does not make use pictures, colours, and a detailed lay- pictures, colours, and a detailed use of pictures, colours, and a of pictures, colours, or a detailed out. Handwriting is very neat. There is layout. Handwriting is neat. detailed layout. Handwriting layout. Handwriting is illegible. an interesting variety of There is some variety of illustra- needs some improvement. No illustrations included. illustrations. tions. Voice Writes with a distinct, unique voice/ Writer uses voice/point of view. Writer s voice/ point of view is Voice/ point of view shows that point of view. It is very clear whose It is mostly clear whose perspec- often vague. writer had difficulties writing perspective the story is written from. tive the story is written from. from a different perpective. Organization The story very clearly matches up with Most of the elements of plot are The plot is a little hard to follow. Some major elements of the plot the plot diagram. Thoughts, feelings included; however, some events The transitions are sometimes are missing. No thoughts, feel- and personality have been included. have not been fully developed. not clear. Few thoughts, feelings ings and personality have been Some thoughts, feelings and per- and personality traits have been included. sonality have been included. included. There are no grammar, capitalization, There are few grammar, capitali- There are more than a few gram- The story has many grammar, spelling, or punctuation zation, spelling, or punctuation mar, capitalization, spelling, or capitalization, spelling, and punc- punctuation tuation Content Relevant, telling details go beyond the The idea for the story is clearly The plot is not fully developed The plot is very unclear and no obvious. Ideas are fresh and original. defined and fully supported. and so the reader is left with original ideas at all are used. Writer used own ideas and questions. stayed on topic.

Take Home Rubric: Research and Preparation of a Presentation using an ICT Presentation tool (in Class Part 2) 6-5 4-3 2 1-0 Preparation of Presentation - very creative presentation - Some creativity; presentation - Little creativity; presentation some- -No creativity; presentation does via ICT tool in class which makes use of good pic- makes use of pictures, colors, and a times makes use of pictures, colors, not make use of pictures, colors, or tures, colors, and a detailed lay- detailed layout. and a detailed layout. a detailed layout. out. - some preparation; student had - little preparation; student had Ipad - no preparation; student had no - student was fully prepared and charged Ipad /nessessary apps were but charge ran out/nessessary apps Ipad/Ipad was not charged/ knew how to use tools effectively downloaded were downloaded necessary apps not downloaded -excellent time management -good time management -some time management difficulties -time management difficulties Quality of research All information relevant to to- Most information relevant to topic Source reliability questionable --Source reliability questionable pic Sufficient information provided Some omitted information Lots of omitted information Sufficient information provided Research of sufficent depth --Some information relevant to topic --Little or no information relevant to support all elements of topic --Surface research to topic Research in-depth and the be- --Surface research yond the obvious, revealing new insights gained Sources cited All sources properly cited Most sources properly cited Not all sources properly cited No sources properly cited There are no grammar, capitaliza- The presentation has many gram- tion, spelling, or punctuation tion, spelling, or punctuation errors mar, capitalization, spelling, and errors in the presentation in the presentation errors in the presentation punctuation errors Understanding of the topic and raising Audience Awareness - Demonstrates strong understanding of the topic - convinces an audience to recognize the validity and importance of the subject and significantly increases understanding -Raises audience understanding and awareness of most points - Shows some understanding of the topic -Raises audience understanding and knowledge of some points - Topic copied and pasted from sources rather than understood -Fails to increase audience understanding and knowledge of topic Total /30 points

Take Home Rubric: Comic Strip Choice of Scenes All of the important events that Most of the important events that Some of the important events that occur in the story have been chosen, many unnecessary scenes have been Lack of important events of story, too many unnecessary scenes have been added added Clarity and Neatness Comic is easy to read and all elements are clearly written, labelled and illustrated Comic is mostly easy to read and most elements are clearly written, labeled and illustrated Comic is hard to read with few illustrations and labels Comic is hard to read and understand with no illustrations and creativity Creativity The pictures and captions reflect Most of the pictures and captions Some of the pictures and captions Some of the pictures and captions an exceptional degree of student reflect a good degree of student cre- reflect a degree of student creativity. reflect little degree of student cre- creativity. There is great atten- ativity.there is generally attention to There is some attention to detail ativity. There is no attention to tion to detail detail detail There are no grammar, capitaliza- The comic strip has many gram- tion, spelling, or punctuation tion, spelling, or punctuation errors mar, capitalization, spelling, and errors in the comic strip in the comic strip errors in the comic strip punctuation errors Characters and Dialogue The main characters are clearly identified and their actions and dialogue are well-matched to each other The main characters are clearly identified and their actions and dialogue match most of the time The main characters are somewhat identified but need to be developed better; actions and dialogues are too general It is hard to tell who the main characters are; no proper actions and dialogues

Take Home Rubric: Stop Motion video Choice of Scenes All of the important events that Most of the important events that Some of the important events that, many unnecessary scenes have been Lack of important events of story, too many unnecessary scenes have been added added Storyline Stop motion movie is very easy to understand and all scenes are clearly explained Stop motion movie is mostly easy to understand and most scenes are clearly explained Stop motion movie is generally easy to understand and some scenes are somehow explained Stop motion movie is generally difficult to understand and barely any scenes have explanation Sets/Characters/Props Sets/characters/props are very well used and visually interesting. A lot of time was put into their Sets/characters/props are well used and visually interesting. Sets/characters/props are well used and somewhat visually Sets/characters/ props need to be used in a better way or be made visually interes- construction. interesting. ting. Sound Sound effects and music fit per- Sound effects and music add to the There was probably a Music and sound effects were dist- fectly with animation movie experience. better choice for sound effects and racting. music. Mechanics There are no grammatical mistakes There are few grammatical mistakes There are many grammatical mistakes Many grammatical errors which make it difficult to understand the story

Take Home Rubric: Story Telling Rubric (Continuing the story) Presentation Presentation makes effective Presentation mostly makes use of Presentation sometimes makes use of Presentation does not make use of use of pictures, colors, and a pictures, colors, and a detailed lay- pictures, colors, and a detailed layout. pictures, colors, or a detailed detailed layout. Handwriting is out. Handwriting is neat. There is Handwriting needs some improvement. layout. Handwriting is illegible. No very neat. There is an inter- some variety of illustrations. illustrations included. esting variety of illustrations. Content Relevant, telling details go be- The idea for the story is clearly de- The plot is not fully developed and so The plot is very unclear and no yond the obvious. Ideas are fined and fully supported. Writer the reader is left with questions. Rele- original ideas at all are used. Relev- fresh and original. Relevant used own ideas and stayed on topic. vant questions have somewhat been ent questions have not been an- questions have been answered. Relevant questions have mostly been answered. swered clearly. answered. Creativity The story contains many creati- The story contains a few creative The story contains a few creative deta- There is little evidence of creativity ve details and/or descriptions details and/or descriptions that cont- ils and/or descriptions, but they dist- in the story. The writer does not that contribute to the reader's ribute to the reader's enjoyment. The ract from the story. The writer has tried seem to have used much imagina- enjoyment. The writer has really writer has used his imagination. to use his imagination. tion. Organization The story is very well organized. The story is pretty well organized. The story is a little hard to follow. The Ideas and scenes seem to be ran- One idea or scene follows anot- One idea or scene may seem out of transitions are sometimes not clear. domly arranged. her in a logical sequence with place. Clear transitions are used. clear transitions. There are no grammar, capitali- The story has many grammar, capi- zation, spelling, or punctuation tion, spelling, or punctuation talization, spelling, and punctua- tion