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My Myth 
My Myth
As you ponder what to write, it is important to know that Greeks insisted on certain guidelines. Everthing they composed, built, made, conceived, danced, sang, or explained had elements of beauty, symmetry, clarity, balance, proportion, and function. Your story should not only have beautiful language, but should also serve a function (explain something in nature - either human nature or the earth).
Rubric Code: D387BB
By barnhart6th
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Surpassing Expectations

4 pts

Meeting Expectations

3 pts

Below Expectations

2 pts

Needs Improvement

1 pts

Content Knowledge

Surpassing Expectations

Writing includes eastern/western dragon traits. Knowledge of the myth genre and qualities of a myth are clear and well-executed. The writing sounds like a real myth!
Meeting Expectations

Writing includes some eastern/western dragon traits. Some knowledge of the genre is evident and qualities of a myth are clear.
Below Expectations

Writing includes little eastern/western dragon traits. There is little knowledge of the genre found and qualities of a myth are vague.
Needs Improvement

Writing includes no eastern/western dragon traits. There is no evidence of the genre and qualities of a myth.
Creativity

Surpassing Expectations

Writing creates a believable, new myth with a moral or explanation for why something happens in nature - either human nature or the earth
Meeting Expectations

Writing creates a new myth. There are many ideas, but some of the plot line is not believable or reasonable.
Below Expectations

The myth is derivative and much of the plot line is unbelievable.
Needs Improvement

The myth appears to be borrowed from some other aspect of literature or media. No creative originality.
Logical Order with Details

Surpassing Expectations

Well-ordered story with beginning, middle and end. Writer has followed a clearly-defined timeline with many facts and details.
Meeting Expectations

Story mostly progresses in order. Some details help the reader understand what is going on.
Below Expectations

Story meanders and can be confusing. Not enough details to help the reader understand the story.
Needs Improvement

Story follows no order and no details are used.
Sentence Structure and word choice

Surpassing Expectations

Sentences vary in length and structure (compound, begins with a preposition) effectively, creating mood. Great words. No repetition.
Meeting Expectations

Sentences vary in length. There is variety in how sentences begin. Good word choice and little repetition.
Below Expectations

There is some variety in length of sentences and how they begin. Some good word choice but repetitive words.
Needs Improvement

Little attention is paid to sentence length, beginnings or word choice.
Mechanical

Surpassing Expectations

There are few to no spelling or grammar mistakes.
Meeting Expectations

There are several grammar or spelling mistakes.
Below Expectations

There are several grammar or spelling mistakes that distract the reader somewhat.
Needs Improvement

There are many mistakes that make the writing hard to follow.



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  • Greek Mythology, myth, create, creative writing

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