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Fairy Tale narrative/pantomime 
Students will adapt and perform an improvised version of an existing Fairy Tale. They will be expected to demonstrate the use of mask and mime within their story.
Rubric Code: M6932B
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Subject: (General)  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Fairy Tale Performance.
  Got it!

3 pts

Getting there!

2 pts

Give it a little more time!

1 pts

Collaboration and Group Work

Got it!

Student consistently and visibly demonstrates a strong sense of collaboration. Contributes to group discussion and rehersal positively. Actively engages all members of the group.
Getting there!

Student is able to work within a group setting most of the time. Engages some members of the group in discussion and rehersals.
Give it a little more time!

Student has shown little to no evidence of group participation. Student requires reminders to cooperate and contribute to group discussion and reheasal.
Pantomime

Got it!

Student uses pantomime to effectively demonstrate the physical change in a character. Student is able to use pantomime skills to enhance the story telling to the audience.
Getting there!

Student uses pantomime to demonstrate the physical change in a character. Student is able to use pantomime skills to compliment the story telling to the audience.
Give it a little more time!

Student shows no physical difference between themselves and their character. Student has not used pantomime within the improvised play.
General Performance

Got it!

Student consistently uses correct vocal level, physical position on stage and characterisation. Student is engaging to watch. Student is easily understood both in voice and physicality. Student understands the structure of the improvised play and does not read from a script.
Getting there!

Student sometimes uses correct vocal level, physical position on stage and characterisation. Student is sometimes understood both in voice and physicality. Student is able to work within the structure of improvisiation but occasionally breaks out of the character.
Give it a little more time!

Student is unable to be understood both vocally and physically. They are unaware of the correct physical position on stage and characterisation is not evident. Student requires a script and is not performing within the guidelines of improvisation.
Narrator

Got it!

Narrator effectively told the story in an interesting way using a variety of character voices variations.
Getting there!

Narrator told the story in a somewhat interesting way using a few of character voice variations.
Give it a little more time!

Narrator did not effectively tell the story in an interesting way. There was no variety of character voices.



Keywords:
  • Fairy Tale, Performace

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