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Group Scene Writing 
Students, in groups of two, must write a two person scene.
Rubric Code: S4C48X
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Subject: Arts and Design  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Addresses Topic

Makes a statement or starts a discussion concerning assigned topic.

Excellent

The assigned topic is a central part of the scene and creates a strong starting point for discussion of that topic.
Good

Scene addresses the assigned topic but gets distracted from it.
Fair

Scene rarely touches on the assigned topic.
Poor

Scene does not address assigned topic at all.
Format/Grammar

The scene is structured properly.

Excellent

The scene follows the playwriting format and rules of proper grammar.
Good

The scene usually follows the playwriting format and rules of proper grammar with a few minor mistakes.
Fair

The scene sometimes follows the playwriting format and rules of proper grammar, but suffers from a number of mistakes.
Poor

The scene does not adhere to the rules of playwriting format or grammar.
Conflict

The scene has a clear conflict.

Excellent

The conflict is clear.
Good

The conflict is strong but distracted.
Fair

The conflict is unfocused.
Poor

There is no conflict.
Character

Characters and motivations are fully formed.

Excellent

Characters and intentions are fully formed.
Good

Characters and intentions are mostly formed.
Fair

Characters and intentions are not fully formed.
Poor

Characters and intentions are unformed.
Group Work

Is a constructive and supportive member of group.

Excellent

Is a constructive and supportive member of group.
Good

Is mostly a constructive and supportive member of group.
Fair

Is rarely a constructive and supportive member of group.
Poor

Is not a constructive and supportive member of group.





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