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Drama Project Rubric for assessing the students' completion of an assigned project on theater and drama. Project will be model or illustration of any theater type or any scene from the dramas we have read in class. Rubric Code: B48A4C By kcannon Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Drama Project Enter rubric description
	Does not meet 15 pts	Meets 20 pts	Exceeds 25 pts
Topic Project is about an approved aspect of drama or theater and the topic is clearly and thoroughly addressed	Does not meet Project is not about an approved topic Project does not address any aspect of drama or theater Project addresses less than 50% of points related to the topic	Meets Project is about an approved topic Project addresses at least one aspect of drama or theater Project addresses at least 70% of points related to the topic	Exceeds Project is about an approved topic Project addresses one or more aspects of drama or theater Project addresses at least 90% of points realted to the topic
Appearance Project is neatly completed and shows details in design or illustration	Does not meet Project is incomplete Project is messy and or disorganized Project shows no or few details in design or illustration	Meets Project is complete Project is neat overall and mostly organized Project shows some or most details in design or illustration	Exceeds Project is complete Project is very neat and well organized Project shows all details in design or illustration
Labels & Written Explanation Project is labeled and has a short written explanation of what it shows	Does not meet No items are labelled No written explanation Written explanation does not make sense or does not explain project	Meets Some to most items are labelled Written explanation makes sense or gives most of the needed information about the project (what is it, what it represents)	Exceeds All items are labelled Written explanation is clearly understood and gives all necessary information about the project (what it is, what it represents)
Presentation & Submission Projected was submitted on time and presented to class as required	Does not meet Project was submitted late Presentation to class was not made or was poorly done	Meets Project was submitted on time Presentation to class covered most information about the project (what it's about, how it was made, etc.)	Exceeds Project was submitted early Presentation to class covered all information about the project (what it's about, how it was made, etc.)