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Character Diary Rubric Letters from Rifka Diary Rubric The student will write five diary entries from their character's point of view. Entries my span the entire book and showcase the character's hopes, dreams, problems, concerns, and frustrations. Rubric Code: B57222 By cajokisch Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Diary Project Rubric
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 7.5 pts	Fair 5 pts	Poor 2.5 pts
Length	Excellent The project contains five diary entries of at least 6 sentences each.	Good The project contains five diary entries with less than 6 sentences each.	Fair The project contains less five diary entries of at least 6 sentences each.	Poor The project is seriously deficient in number of entries and length of entries.
Point of View	Excellent The project is in first person point of view and gives and accurate picture of how the character thinks and feels according to the book.	Good The project is in first person point of view and gives and less than accurate picture of how the character thinks and feels according to the book.	Fair The project is not in first person point of view and gives an accurate picture of how the character thinks and feels according to the book.	Poor The project is not in first person point of view and does not give an accurate picture of how the character thinks and feels according to the book.
Content	Excellent The diary entires demonstrate how the character's hopes, dreams, problems, concerns, and frustrations.	Good The diary entires demonstrate some of the character's hopes, dreams, problems, concerns, and frustrations.	Fair The diary entires demonstrate few of the character's hopes, dreams, problems, concerns, and frustrations.	Poor The diary entires do not demonstrate the character's hopes, dreams, problems, concerns, and frustrations.
Plot	Excellent The diary entries span the story, giving a complete picture of the plot of the book and how the character interacted with others.	Good The diary entries span the story, giving a complete picture of the plot of the book.	Fair The diary entries give an incomplete picture of the plot of the story.	Poor The diary entries give an inaccurate representation of the plot of the story.
Neatness and Conventions	Excellent The diary entries are neat and easy to read with no grammatical errors. It is in chonological order and arranged in a cover with an information sheet inside.	Good The diary entries are neat and easy to read with few grammatical errors. The entries are in chonological order and arranged in a cover.	Fair The diary entries are neat and easy to read with few grammatical errors.	Poor The diary entries are difficult to read and/or understand.