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Shield of Arms Assignment Rubric Code: C26W4X By Bonniemarie Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Shield of Arms
	Begins 1 pts	Approaches 2 pts	Meets 3 pts	Exceeds 4 pts
Content of Essay (15 pts.)	Begins Essay gives one role for each setting.	Approaches Essay mentions some of the roles, but gives no specific examples.	Meets Essay mentions some (2) roles and gives come examples of how the roles have been used. Students mention if they like the roles or not.	Exceeds Essay Explains several (3+ for each category) roles in detail, and even gives examples of how the roles have been used in certain events in the past. Students say whether they like this role or not and explain why. Students talk about how they can develop these roles if they like them.
Shield Picture (5 pts.)	Begins Picture is not Present	Approaches Picture has no colors Picture does not grab the attention of viewer. Shield looks rushed and unfinished No visuals on Shield	Meets Shield is present, but uses minimal colors and minimal visuals that relate to the words chosen to highlight	Exceeds Shield is unique and original Shield Captures attention Work shows obvious time dedicated to the project Visuals are appropriate and relate to the words chosen to highlight
Grammar, Spelling, Structure (5 pt)	Begins Essay has three or less paragraphs Essay has 5 or more grammatical and/or spelling errors Paragraphs show no flow and are disconnect from the assignment	Approaches Essay contains at least four paragraphs Essay has 3-4 grammatical and/or spelling errors Paragraphs seem disconnect from each other and show a need for transitional words.	Meets Essay contains at least five paragraphs. Essay has 1-2 grammatical and/or spelling errors Paragraphs connect well to each other, but could use transitional words to create better flow.	Exceeds Essay contains at least six paragraphs Essay has no grammatical or spelling errors Paragraphs connect well to each other and present a consistent flow of ideas throughout