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Triptychs-to (re)tell a story 
You will create a triptych (3 paneled) drawing or painting (with doors) that tell (or retell) 3 parts of a story. Your first panel should tell of the beginning, the middle panel should tell of the middle of the story, and the third panel should tell of the ending. Your doors should connect with the whole story in some way.
Rubric Code: BXX57W
By dmarussell
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

5 pts

Fair

15 pts

Good

25 pts

Door/borders inside

Poor

There was an attempt to create doors. They are drawn but not colored or painted much. The doors are very plain and do not really relate to the story inside. There are very little decorative borders inside, that have little to do with the story.
Fair

The doors are folded and open. They are decorated and colored or painted somewhat. The doors relate somewhat to the whole of the story inside. There are decorative borders inside that relate somewhat to the story.
Good

The doors are folded properly, open well. They are decorated neatly and colored or painted. The doors relate very well to the whole of the story inside. There are wonderful borders inside that relate completely to the story.
1st panel inside

Poor

The 1st panel is illustrated but does not relate to the story. One cannot tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is not colored or painted (maybe very little). There is little care in the illustration of the story.
Fair

The 1st panel illustrates the beginning of the story fairly well. One can tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is colored or painted somewhat neatly and mostly with some care.
Good

The 1st panel illustrates the beginning of the story very well. One can tell what is told without the narration. The illustration is colored or painted very neatly and completely with great detail and care.
Middle panel inside

Poor

The middle panel is illustrated but does not relate to the story. One cannot tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is not colored or painted (maybe very little). There is little care in the illustration of the story.
Fair

The middle panel illustrates the middle of the story fairly well. One can tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is colored or painted somewhat neatly and mostly with some care.
Good

The middle panel illustrates the middle of the story very well. One can tell what is told without the narration. The illustration is colored or painted very neatly and completely with great detail and care.
3rd panel inside

Poor

The 3rd panel is illustrated but does not relate to the story. One cannot tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is not colored or painted (maybe very little). There is little care in the illustration of the story.
Fair

The 3rd panel illustrates the ending of the story fairly well. One can tell what is told with some narration. The illustration is colored or painted somewhat neatly and mostly with some care.
Good

The 3rd panel illustrates the ending of the story very well. One can tell what is told without the narration. The illustration is colored or painted very neatly and completely with great detail and care.




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