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Cultural Myth Project Storyboard Book Project Visual/written depiction of cultural myth. Rubric Code: KXXB2XX By krendler Ready to use Private Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Cultural Myth Project
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Pictures	Excellent The project includes 12 pictures that are well-executed, give an excellent summary of the scene, and demonstrates superior effort.	Good Project includes 9-12 pictures which give a good summary of the story.	Fair Project uses less than 9 pictures or the pictures reflect less than the student's best effort.	Poor The project includes an insufficient number of pictures which reflect little effort by the student.
Appearance-Required Elements	Excellent The project is exceptionally well presented with obvious thought given to adding extras to improve its appearance. Rough drafts, title, country, and student name included.	Good The project is neat and well presented. One of the following is missing: Rough draft, title, country, or student name.	Fair The project reflects little effort to consider its attractiveness of the project. Two or more of the following are missing: Rough draft, title, country, or student name.	Poor The project reflects little time or effort spent for a final assessment.
Caption	Excellent The summary is a true reflection of the theme for each scene. Excellent detail in wording and summary reflects more than just the drawing.	Good The summary reflects some of the themes for each scene and the details show more meaning than just the drawing.	Fair Summary refers to the picture but misses the overall theme for the scenes.	Poor The summary is very vague and misses the point.
Grammar/Punctuation/Spelling	Excellent The student uses excellent grammar, punctuation, and spelling throughout the entire project.	Good The student uses good grammar, punctuation, and spelling throughout the project. (2-5 errors)	Fair The student needed to spend more time on grammar, punctuation,and spelling. (5-10 errors)	Poor The student failed to get edits and there are too many errors for a final project.
Deadline	Excellent Deadline was met.	Good Project was one day late.	Fair Project was two days late.	Poor Project was more than two days late.