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Hamlet Creative Project Poe Project Rubric Code: B35288 By naana918 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

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	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplary 4 pts
Aesthetic Appeal	Poor Project appears thrown together with little effort or aesthetic appeal; missing 3 or more elements defined in the prompt.	Fair More aesthetically pleasing than a D project, but lacking effort and interest in the project; missing 2-3 elements defined in the prompt	Good Design is more advanced and effort greater than a C project; may be missing 1 element defined in the assignment.	Exemplary Attention to detail as well as design and materials make obvious the extensive effort put into the project; includes all elements laid out in prompt; the artistic appeal emotionally affects your audience.
Literary Accuracy	Poor There are no accurate elements of Shakespeare's work; shows a lack of comprehension of Hamlet. Directions explained in the prompt have obviously not been followed.	Fair Literary accuracy is present, but may be incorrect or vague.	Good Adheres to the directions in the prompt and supports the literary elements presented in the play.	Exemplary Project integrates several aspects of Hamlet. Evidence is well-researched and correct; makes the audience members think about and question their reality.
Statement of Purpose	Poor Lack of understanding of the play; project does not make a statement about the work; content related to the novel is incorrect or non-existent.	Fair Better understanding of Hamlet than a D; statement of purpose present but too obvious and/or inconsequential;	Good Statement of purpose exists and is clear, but basic; project reflects an adequate understanding of Hamlet.	Exemplary The statement of the piece is original and expressed with complexity of thought; several literary elements (theme, character, symbolism) appear in the piece; project reflects genuine understanding of Hamlet.