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StoryBook Meus Orcus StoryBook Using the preterit and imperfect, students will create their own storybook or create a "fractured fairy tale" - different setting, different problem. Rubric Code: M5767A By lexusbb Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Meus Orcus Storybook
	Needs Improvement 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Ideas	Needs Improvement Basic, general ideas/sentences Some ideas/details were repeated Ideas were unclear and unstructured	Fair Ideas showed some development Sentences/ideas were unclear or hard to understand	Good Ideas showed development throughout the story A clear plan for the story was carried out and showed in the narrative	Excellent The story flowed, was easy to read, and showed creativity Great development of ideas which made all parts of the story come together
Organization	Needs Improvement Sentences were short and choppy and showed little detail. Pieces of the story were missing	Fair Sentences showed some details. Some parts of the story were included, but it may have jumped around a bit	Good Most sentences showed great detail Most parts of the story were included and developed	Excellent Sentences showed great detail Fully developed sentences, paragraphs, and all parts of the story were present
Language Use	Needs Improvement Little attempt to use interesting vocabulary No attempt to change words, or start sentences differently	Fair Some attempt to use interesting vocabulary Some attempt to change words, and beginning of sentences	Good Some attempt to use interesting vocabulary Some attempt to change words, and beginning of sentences	Excellent Attempts were made to use interesting vocabulary and start sentences differently
Grammar	Needs Improvement Imperfect and preterit are not used equally throughout the project. There are multiple mistakes regarding correct grammar usage.	Fair Some mixture of preterit and imperfect was attempted throughout the project. There are some mistakes with correct grammar usages.	Good Preterit and imperfect were used throughout. The presentation is mostly correct and is sophisticated.	Excellent Preterit and imperfect were equally used throughout. Grammar was correct and mostly sophisticated.
Length	Needs Improvement There are less than 5 pages that may contain less than two full length Latin sentences per page.	Fair There are 5-6 pages that contain at least one to two full-length Latin sentences.	Good There are 6-7 pages that may or may not contain at least two or more full-length Latin sentences.	Excellent There are at least 8 pages that contain at least two or more full-length Latin sentences.
Creativity	Needs Improvement Storybook is lacking many pictures or the actual pictures of the project are not created or modified by students, and are taken directly from the Internet or another source.	Fair Storybook makes an attempt to be creative with the pictures. There are missing pictures, or there are pictures that are not original.	Good Storybook shows creativity for most pictures. Pictures were either drawn or created via computer, but do not show as much originality as a 4 quality project.	Excellent Storybook shows creativity of all pictures. Pictures are all original and were either drawn or created via computer.

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