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Ancient Rome: Journal Entries Character Journal Entry Write three journal entries: in the first, you will describe yourself and your life as a member of one of the three social classes of ancient Rome (patrician, plebeian, or slave). For the second and third entries, you will write about the other two social classes and your feelings toward them. Each entry must be at least ten sentences in length and include at least five facts about each of the social classes (refer to the information sheets handed out during class). Rubric Code: K32W44 By kmsonnen Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: History Type: Writing Grade Levels: (none)

Ancient Rome: Journal Entries
	Excellent 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	Poor 5 pts
Length Requirements	Excellent The required length of the entries (10 sentences) was met in each. It is clear which social class the writer belongs to.	Fair The required length of the entries (10 sentences) was met only part of the time. It is not clear which social class the writer belongs to.	Poor The required length of the entries (10 sentences) was not met at all. It is not clear which social class the writer belongs to.
The Writer's Life	Excellent The writer "paints a portait" of his/her life and shares his/her feelings with the reader.	Fair The writer gives some details of his/her life and shares few of his/her feelings with the reader.	Poor The writer gives few if any details of his/her life and does not share any feelings with the reader.
Facts from Info-sheets	Excellent The writing in the journal includes at least five facts about each social class from the information sheets.	Fair The writing in the journal includes at least three facts about each social class from the information sheets.	Poor The writing in the journal includes few if any facts about each social class from the information sheets.