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Idiom Foldable Idiom Foldable TSW create a foldable to illustrate an idiom of their choice. TSW write the idiom, include the definitions of figurative and literal language, explain both the figurative and literal meanings of the idiom, draw pictures to represent both meanings, and use the idiom in a sentence on the inside of the foldable. Rubric Code: NC6W26 By ctate2 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: (none)

Idiom Foldable
	Excellent 3 pts	Good 2 pts	Fair 1 pts	Poor 0 pts
Picture/Illustration	Excellent There are pictures for both figurative and literal meanings. Pictures are on inside of the foldable. Pictures are colored nicely. There is lots of detail in the pictures. The pictures illustrates the idiom well.	Good There are pictures for both figurative and literal meanings. Pictures are on inside of the foldable. The pictures have been colored. The pictures somewhat describe the idiom.<BR> Pictures could use a little more detail.	Fair There are pictures for both figurative and literal meanings. Pictures are on inside of the foldable. The pictures need more detail. Pictures are not colored. They do not relate to the idiom.	Poor There are no pictures.
Figurative Meaning	Excellent Explanation represents the picture well. Definition is correct. Words are all spelled correctly.	Good Explanation could represent the picture better. Definition is correct. There is 1 misspelled word.	Fair Explanation does not represent picture drawn. Definition is partially correct. More than one word is misspelled.	Poor Definition is incorrect and no explanation written.
Literal Meaning	Excellent Explanation represents the picture well. Definition is correct. Words are all spelled correctly.	Good Explanation could represent the picture better. Definition is correct. There is 1 misspelled word.	Fair Explanation does not represent picture drawn. Definition is partially correct. More than one word is misspelled.	Poor Definition is incorrect and no explanation written.
Idiom and Sentence	Excellent Idiom is used correctly in the sentence. There are no grammatical errors.	Good Idiom is used correctly in the sentence. There are less than 3 grammar errors.	Fair The sentence has more than 3 grammar errors. The idiom does not make sense in the sentence.	Poor There is no Idiom or sentence written.
Foldable	Excellent Foldable follows 2-tab format and is extremely neat and organized.	Good Foldable follows 2-tab format and is somewhat neat and organized.	Fair Foldable follows 2-tab format but is messy.	Poor Foldable does not follow 2-tab format.