iRubric: Literary Newspaper rubric

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Literary Newspaper Literary Newspaper Students use the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey to produce various articles represented/found in a newspaper, including news article, feature story, editorial, advertisement, cartoons, advice columns, and obituaries. Rubric Code: E32WXX By ndolak Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Responding Analytically
	Exceeding 5 pts	Meeting 3 pts	Approaching 2 pts	Emerging 1 pts
Details from Text	Exceeding 8 or more quotes are used from the text. The details from the text clearly support the response to the outlined criteria.	Meeting 5 or more quotes are used from the text. The details somewhat support and respond to the outlined criteria.	Approaching 3 or more quotes used from the text. The details only slightly supports and responds to the criteria.	Emerging Few to no quotes are used from the text reading response. The detail has no connection or support to the criteria.
Making Connections	Exceeding Response includes all 7 aspects of the assignment (feature story, editorial, cartoons,ads).	Meeting Response includes 5-6 of 9 aspects of the assignment (feature story, editorial, cartoons,ads).	Approaching Response includes 4 of 7 aspects of the assignment (feature story, editorial, cartoons,ads).	Emerging Response includes 3 or less of the 7 aspects of the assignment (feature story, editorial, cartoons, ads)..
Knowledge of Novel	Exceeding Student demonstrates accurate knowledge of novel.	Meeting Student has acceptable knowledge of novel.	Approaching Student's knowledge of novel is questionable.	Emerging Student's knowledge of the novel is insufficient.
Mechanics and Spelling	Exceeding Sentence punctuation is used correctly throughout. Words are spelled correctly.	Meeting Sentence punctuation is used correctly throughout. Most words are spelled correctly. Paragraphs are mostly used correctly.	Approaching Most sentence punctuation is sometimes incorrect with some sentence fragments or run-ons. Most words spelled and some paragraphs used correctly.	Emerging Some sentences begin with a capital and end with the appropriate punctuation. There are sentence fragments or run-ons. There are numerous punctuation, spelling, and/or paragraph errors
Creativity	Exceeding Student has made many creative attempts, including pictures, visuals, and truly looks like a real newspaper with a creative title.	Meeting Multiple creative attempts have been made. Project has newspaper title, weather, and illustrations.	Approaching A few creative attempts have been made. Project contains illustrations.	Emerging No cretaive attempts have been made outside of writing.