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Facebook Character Page Facebook Character Page Students will create a Facebook page for a chosen character for their literature circle book. Rubric Code: D572W2 By cajokisch Draft Public Rubric Subject: (General) Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Character Facebook Page Students will create a Facebook page for a character from a short story.
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 7.5 pts	Fair 5 pts	Poor 2.5 pts
Profile Information	Excellent Profile, information, and interests are accurate, easy to understand, and creatively presented.	Good Profile, information, and interests are accurate and clearly described.	Fair Profile, information, and interests are sketchy and unclear. Details are not consistent.	Poor Profile, information, and interests are incomplete, and/or has inaccurate details.
Friends	Excellent Has more than 5 friends that accurately reflect relationships he/she has through wall posts.	Good Has 5 friends that accurately reflect relationships he/she has through wall posts.	Fair Has fewer than 5 friends that accurately reflect relationships he/she has through wall posts.	Poor Has friends that do not accurately reflect relationships he/she has through wall posts.
Note	Excellent Character note is well-written about a topic that would be important to the character.	Good Character note is about a topic that would be important to the character.	Fair Character note is well-written about a topic that would not be important to the character.	Poor Character note is about a topic that would not be important to the character.
Photos	Excellent There are more than 6 photos represent the character and his/her friends and family in a way that is supported by the text.	Good There are 6 photos represent the character and his/her friends and family in a way that is supported by the text.	Fair There are less than 6 photos represent the character and his/her friends and family in a way that is supported by the text.	Poor There are photos that do not represent the character and his/her friends and family in a way that is supported by the text.
Completeness and Neatness	Excellent Assignment contains all required elements presented in a neat and understandable way.	Good Assignment contains most required elements presented in a neat and understandable way.	Fair Assignment contains few of the required elements presented in a neat and understandable way.	Poor Assignment contains few of the required elements presented in a hard to understand way.