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Fractured Fairytale Presentaion Fractured Fairytale The students are to create a fractured fairytale. Rubric Code: F24A864 By capoche Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

Narrative Story
	Excellent 10 pts	Good 8 pts	Fair 6 pts	Poor 4 pts
Content/Creativity	Excellent Story is very creative! The author also uses a variety of sentences and figurative language. (Similes, metaphors, idioms, onomatopoeia, alliteration, hyperbole, allusion, personification, dialogue, etc.)	Good Story displays adequate creativity. The author also uses a bit of variety of sentences and figurative some language. (Similes, metaphors, dialogue, etc.)	Fair Story has some creativity. The author also uses limited variety of sentences and little figurative language.	Poor Story lacks any real creativity. No variety in sentences and no figurative language.
Organization/Length	Excellent Minimum 3 paragraphs, introduction, body and conclusion with at least 5+ sentences per paragraph and great details to allow for a good story.	Good Minimum 3 paragraphs, introduction, body and conclusion with at least 5 sentences per paragraph and good details to allow for a good story.	Fair Minimum 3 paragraphs, introduction, body and conclusion with at least 4-5 sentences per paragraph and enough details to allow for a good story.	Poor Minimum 3 paragraphs, introduction, body and conclusion with less than 4-5 sentences per paragraph and limited details.
Conventions	Excellent Near flawless use of grammar and mechanics (spelling, punctuation, capitalization, etc)	Good Very few mistakes occur.	Fair Some mistakes are present.	Poor Too many mistakes in mechanics.
Word Choice "sparkle words!"	Excellent Author used the MOST VIVID WORDS in each sentence that added to the understanding of his/her story.	Good Author used ADEQUATE WORDS in each sentence that let readers understand the story.	Fair Author could have CHOSEN MORE VIVID WORDS to make the sentences more interesting.	Poor Author uses POOR WORD CHOICES to make the sentences more interesting for readers.
Illustrations/Pictures	Excellent The illustrations/slides directly relate to the words on the page and help the reader understand the story.	Good The illustrations relate to the words on the page.	Fair The illustrations do not relate to the words on the pages.	Poor There are pictures missing and incomplete.
Total Points Out of 50