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"What Not To Wear" iMovie Project 
"What Not To Wear" Vocabulary and Media Collage
Students will create a video analyzing appropriate clothing choices given specific seasons or weather conditions. Students will correctly use contractions to make negative statements in their written and oral analysis.
Rubric Code: J8CW77
By anjiecarp
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric WHAT NOT TO WEAR
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Clothing, Weather & Season Words

Poor

Little or no relevant clothing, weather and season terms were used in the project.

The student made no attempts to learn new words.
Fair

Some relevant clothing, weather and season terms were included in the project.

The student made some attempts to learn new and unfamiliar words.
Good

Many relevant clothing, weather and seasonal terms were included in the project.

The student made real attempts to learn new and unfamiliar words.
Excellent

An abundance of relevant clothing, weather and season terms were included in the project.

The student made great attempts to learn new and unfamiliar words.
Contractions

Poor

The student used no contractions in the project.

AND/OR

The student failed to use contractions correctly.
Fair

The student used some contractions in the project.

AND

The student used some contractions correctly.
Good

The student used contractions in most of the slides.

AND

Most of the contractions were formed and used correctly.
Excellent

The student used contractions in all of the slides.

AND

All of the contractions were formed and used correctly.
Found Photos

Poor

The photos do not correctly illustrate the concept.
Fair

Some of the photos correctly illustrate the concept.
Good

Almost all of the photos correctly illustrate the concept.
Excellent

All of the photos correctly and explicitly illustrate the concept.
Application/ Analysis

Poor

The clothing illustrated in the product does not reflect an understanding of appropriate attire for the given seasons.
Fair

The clothing illustrated in the product reflects some understanding of appropriate attire for the given seasons.
Good

The clothing illustrated in the product reflects adequate understanding of appropriate attire for the given seasons.
Excellent

The clothing illustrated in the product reflects skillful understanding of appropriate attire for the given seasons.
Mechanics

Poor

The student does not use correct capitalization or punctuation.
Fair

The student uses some correct capitalization or punctuation.
Good

The student uses mostly correct capitalization or punctuation.
Excellent

The student uses correct capitalization or punctuation in all instances.
Work Ethic

Poor

The student did not focus on their required work.
Fair

The student focused on their required work some of the time.
Good

The student focused on their required work most of the time.
Excellent

The student focused on their required work at all times.
Content

Poor

The student had five or fewer complete slides with text and voice or video.
Fair

The student had at least seven complete slides with text and voice or video.
Good

The student had at least nine complete slides with text and voice or video.
Excellent

The student had ten or more complete slides with text and voice or video.



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