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Puppet Show Puppet Show Use your puppets to create a puppet play based on a script 'your group has written. Rubric Code: BXA9BX2 By SimonOverton Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Puppet show Assessment of group performance.
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Satisfactory 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Use of script Enter criteria description	Needs Improvement Storytellers did not know / follow script well.	Satisfactory Storytellers followed/ knew some parts of the script well.	Good Storytellers followed/ knew most of the script.	Excellent Storytellers knew/ followed the whole script very well.
Puppets Enter criteria description	Needs Improvement Puppets were not constructed well and/or were not complete. Pieces fell off during storytelling.	Satisfactory Puppets were constructed fairly well. Hardly any pieces fell off during storytelling.	Good Puppets were original and constructed well. No pieces fell off during the storytelling.	Excellent Puppets were original, creative, and constructed well. No pieces fell off during the performance.
Expression Enter criteria description	Needs Improvement Storyteller's voice was monotone and not expressive.	Satisfactory Storyteller's voice showed a little expression and emotion.	Good Storyteller's voice showed some expression and emotion.	Excellent Storyteller's voice showed a lot of expression and emotion.
Voice Volume	Needs Improvement Storyteller was rarely audible to the audience.	Satisfactory Storyteller was sometimes audible to the audience.	Good Storyteller was usually audible to the audience.	Excellent Storyteller was always audible to the audience.
Puppet Movement	Needs Improvement Puppeteer rarely moved puppets so audience could see them.	Satisfactory Puppeteer sometimes moved puppets so audience could see them.	Good Puppeteer usually moved puppets so audience could see them.	Excellent Puppeteer always moved puppets so audience could see them.