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Creating Your Own Greek god/goddess and Myth 
Creating Your Own Greek God
This rubric is to use in creating a Greek God character and a myth using information we have learned about Ancient Greek figures
Rubric Code: N2429BA
By Jmicko
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

Powered by iRubric Creating Your Own Greek God
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

3 pts

Proficient

7 pts

Advanced

10 pts

Name of NEW Greek god or goddess

A creative and original name that is prominent throughout narrative.
Poor

Name of character is missing.
Fair

Name of character is in project, nothing to do with the character's abilities or there is no explanation of the name.
Proficient

Name of Greek God or Goddess is prominent in narrative and has some explanation or connection to character.
Advanced

Name of character is prominent throughout the narrative, and has strong, insightful explanation or connection to character.
Symbol and Title

What animal or object represents your God or Goddess and briefly explain why.

Examples: Zeus's Symbol is the Eagle or Thunderbolt.

Athena's symbol is the owl.
Poor

None are included.
Fair

Symbol or Title is present, but not both.
Proficient

Symbol and Title are both present but not complete or spelling and grammar errors interfere with understanding.
Advanced

Symbol and Title are both present and complete with only minor grammar and spelling errors.
Allusion use

Incorporate 3 mythology allusions into your story.
Poor

None are included.
Fair

Fewer than two allusions present and explained correctly.
Proficient

Two allusions are present and explained correctly.
Advanced

Three or more allusions are present and explained correctly and are creatively used.
3 Characteristics

Identify 3 characteristics that make the character unique; this can include accomplishments, special talents, "known for" qualities, events they are connected with, etc.
Poor

No characteristics are listed.
Fair

There are missing characteristics.
Proficient

3 characteristics are clear, but not all different, meaning some are repeated or similar. All characteristics are listed.
Advanced

3 different characteristics are creative, clear and appropriate, given the god/goddess and the myth.
Trading Card

Card must have picture or drawing one side (may include other details). The other side of the card has images and information about your god/goddess.

Pictures can be drawn or digital.

Pictures can be a collage of other images.
Poor

No trading card submitted.
Fair

Image and information does not relate to the character or is hard to decipher Fewer than two characteristics are included.
Proficient

Clear and creative image, symbol, and magic weapon are present. Three characteristics are included.
Advanced

Clear and creative image, symbol, and magic weapon are present. Three characteristics are included in a creative manner and insightful manner.
Myth associated with your god/goddess

A creative and detailed narrative of the myth that is associated with your god/goddess.
Poor

No myth is included.
Fair

A myth is included, but does not relate to the god/goddess.
Proficient

A creative myth is included that provides further insight into god/goddess, but may be lacking in a a moral or explanation as it relates to the god/goddess as a whole.
Advanced

A creative myth is included that provides further insight into god/goddess and clearly conveys a moral or explanation as it relates to the god/goddess as a whole.
Technical Skills

Narrative should have minimal errors in grammar, mechanics, style, usage and spelling.
Poor

10 or more technical errors.
Fair

6-9 technical errors.
Proficient

3-5 technical errors.
Advanced

Fewer than 3 technical errors.



Keywords:
  • Ancient Greece, Create, Own God, Greek, Goddess



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