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My Math Comic Strip 
My Math Comic Strip
Using an online comic strip generator or drawing by hand, each student will create a comic strip to show understanding of a specific, assigned mathematical concept. Each student choosing not to draw the comic strip by hand will choose one of the following online comic strip generators to complete this project: http://www.stripcreator.com/ http://cambridgeenglishonline.com/Cartoon_Maker/ http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/comic/ http://www.toondoo.com/Home.toon
Rubric Code: G4C58C
By yenahekim
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Subject: Math  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Math Comic Strip
  "Expert"

3 pts

"Practicioner"

2 pts

"Beginner"

1 pts

Cell Total

"Expert"

Comic strip has a minimum of six cells (boxes)
"Practicioner"

Comic strip has three, four or five cells
"Beginner"

Comic strip has two or less cells
Mathematical Relevance

"Expert"

Comic strip cleary shows the math concept. By reading this comic strip, one would have a better understanding of the math concept.
"Practicioner"

Comic strip has little to do with the math concept. By reading this comic strip, one would be unsure about the math concept being presented.
"Beginner"

Comic strip has nothing to do with the math concept. By reading this comic strip, one would gain no clear understanding of the math concept being presented.
Comic Strip Elements

"Expert"

The comic strip includes a title. When submitted, this rubric is handed in along with the comic strip. On the front of the project, the student's name is visible as the "author" of the comic strip.
"Practicioner"

The comic strip is missing one of the following elements:
* this rubric sheet
* a comic strip title
* student's name as author on the front of project
"Beginner"

The comic strip is missing two or more of the following elements:
* this rubric sheet
* a comic strip title
* student's name as author on the front of project
Presentation

"Expert"

The printed comic strip is neatly mounted on construction paper or another sturdy background material. Overall appearance is superior.
"Practicioner"

The printed comic strip is mounted on another background material, but lacks neatness. It is evident that adequate time was not spent on the comic strip's presentation. Overall appearance is average.
"Beginner"

Printed comic strip is not mounted on a background material and/or lacks neatness. It is evident that little time was spent on the comic strip's presentation. Overall appearance is poor.
Source

"Expert"

The comic strip was created using one of the websites listed, OR, neatly hand-drawn by the student. If an internet resource was used, the resource (URL) is listed on the back of the project
"Practicioner"

The comic strip was created using one of the websites listed, but the source (URL) was not indicated on the back of the project.
"Beginner"

The comic strip was not created using one of the website listed, and the source (URL) was not indicated on the back of the project.
Total Score

"Expert"
"Practicioner"
"Beginner"



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