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Silent Storytelling Tableaux Storytelling In groups, students must break a story apart and stage the story with motion but in complete silence Rubric Code: A4C5W2 By quawie Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Arts and Design Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 6-8

Silent Storytelling Enter rubric description
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Beat Breakdown/Plot Points 20 % Story has been broken down into usable pieces that fully represent the events of the story.	Excellent The story is clear and makes sense.	Good The story is mostly clear and is rarely confusing.	Fair The story is hard to follow some of the time.	Poor The story doesn't make any sense.
Character 20 % The characters have been adequately described physically.	Excellent The characters are fully formed and consistent.	Good The characters are most formed and are inconsistent at times.	Fair The characters are barely formed, and are inconsistent.	Poor The characters are not identifiable.
Stage Picture 20 % The presentation is organized, eloquent, and pleasing to the eye.	Excellent The presentation is organized, eloquent, and pleasing to the eye.	Good The presentation is mostly organized, eloquent, and pleasing to the eye.	Fair The presentation is rarely organized, eloquent, or pleasing to the eye.	Poor The presentation is not constructed cohesively.
Group Work 20 % Has been a constructive of the group throughout the process.	Excellent Has been a constructive of the group throughout the process.	Good Has offered either ideas or support, but not both.	Fair Has offered few ideas and little support to the group.	Poor Has been a disruption to the group.
Audience participation 10 % Was a good audience member when not involved with play performance.	Excellent Was a good audience when not involved in play performance.	Good Was a good audience when not involved in play performance most of the time.	Fair Was a good audience when not involved in play performance some of the time.	Poor Was disruptive during play performance.