iRubric: PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION MOTION PICTURE FILMSTRIP rubric

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PRINCIPLES OF THE CONSTITUTION MOTION PICTURE FILMSTRIP Comic Strip Project This rubric will be used to grade the motion picture film strip project in American Government. Rubric Code: J87A9C By sblandingstarks Draft Public Rubric Subject: Social Sciences Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Principles Strips -6
	GOOD 60 pts	FAIR 45 pts	POOR 30 pts
Strip requirements:	GOOD Each stript has: The literal meanings of all the principles	FAIR 1. Some strips have the literal meanings of all the principles. Missing:	POOR The strips have less than half of the literal meanings.
Explainations- Real Talk:	GOOD Each strip has Intelligent accurate intrepretation for all six slides (real talk)	FAIR Each strip has somewhat accurate intrepretation for all six slides (real talk) Problem slides:	POOR Strips have less than half of the interpretations and some are less than accurate intelligent intrepretations.
Images / Neatness:	GOOD Each strip has acturate images representing all six principles that are clear, neat and thoughtful.	FAIR Each strip at least one images representing the correct principles and give a clear representation. Missing:	POOR Strips have less than half of the images and some are less than accurate intelligent and unneat.
Title Slide
	GOOD 20 pts	FAIR 15 pts	POOR 10 pts
Tile Slide	GOOD Title Slide includes: 1. Title of project 2. Name 3. Teacher name 4. Period 5. Image collage and is put together in a create intelligent manner that reflects planning and thought.	FAIR Title Slide includes 1-5: 1. Title of project 2. Name 3. Teacher name 4. Period 5. Image collage yet is put together in a manner that reflects poor planning and thought.	POOR Some or all of 1-5 is missing and the slide no creativity or thought is put into it.
Personal Intrepretation Slide
	GOOD 50 pts	FAIR 40 pts	POOR 20 pts
Personal Interpretation / Grammar	GOOD Question is answered with thought in three or more sentences. There are no grammar problems or misspelled words in the answer.	FAIR Question is answered with some thought in three or more sentences. There are some minor grammar problems or misspelled words in the answer.	POOR Question is answered little thought in three or more sentences. There are some major grammar problems or misspelled words in the answer.