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Retelling A Myth Retelling A Myth Students are to retell a Greek myth without writing a paper. They are creating a story board with pictures and symbols to be used as a background as they verbally retell their assigned myth. Rubric Code: FBBW3X By srawilson Draft Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Mythology Project
	Not so much 15 pts	Fairly Well 20 pts	Nicely Done 25 pts	Yeah, Baby! 30 pts
Story Board	Not so much Pictures and symbols on your story board distract from your myth.	Fairly Well Pictures and symbols on story board support your myth.	Nicely Done Pictures and symbols on story board enhance the telling of your myth. They are accurate and recognizable from the story.	Yeah, Baby! Pictures and symbols on story board are exceedingly creative and accurately help retell your myth.
Oral Presentation	Not so much Retelling of your myth is unclear and contains some inaccuracies.	Fairly Well Retelling of your myth is somewhat accurate and mostly clear.	Nicely Done Retelling of your myth is accurate and clear.	Yeah, Baby! Retelling of your myth is creative, accurate, clear, and presented professionally.
Enter Title
	Not so much 5 pts	Fairly Well 10 pts	Nicely Done 15 pts	Yeah, Baby! 20 pts
Notes	Not so much Much information was missing and unorganized in helping to prepare for the oral presentation.	Fairly Well Note cards were somewhat complete and somewhat accurate in aiding oral presentation.	Nicely Done Note cards were accurate and helpful in aiding oral presentation.	Yeah, Baby! Note cards were excellently prepared and thorough in aiding oral presentation.
Mechanics	Not so much Project is late and/or there are more than five mechanical errors.	Fairly Well There are fewer than five mechanical errors and project is turned in on time.	Nicely Done There is no more than one or two mechanical errors on the story board. Project is turned in on time.	Yeah, Baby! Project story board contains myth title, group member names, and any and all writing is spelled correctly and grammatically correct. Project is turned in on time.