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Creating Your Own Spirit Animal 
Creating Your Own Greek God
This rubric is to use in creating a "Spirit Animal" or animal guide using information we have read in the novel Touching Spirit Bear.
Rubric Code: S62296
By vaishalikgrover
Ready to use
Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Creating Your Own Spirit Animal
  Poor

0 pts

Fair

3 pts

Good

7 pts

Excellent

10 pts

Type of Spirit Animal

Poor

Type of animal is missing.
Fair

Type of animal is present, but is not specific.

Example of what NOT to do: Dog, Cat, Bear.
Good

Type of animal is present and specific, but is misspelled.
Excellent

Type of animal is present, specific and spelled correctly.
Animal Help

What is the Animal going to help you with MOST?

Examples: Finding courage, being truthful etc.
Poor

What is the animal going to help you most with is missing.
Fair

Animal help is stated, but in only one word:

Example of what NOT to do: "Courage," "Trust."
Good

Animal help is stated but it is not in a complete sentence or there are grammatical and spelling errors that interfere with meaning.
Excellent

Animal help is stated in a complete sentence with little or no errors that interfere with the meaning of the sentence.
Symbol of your Animal

What picture or object represents your Animal and briefly explain why.

Examples: Spirit Bear's symbol is a peace sign because he helps Cole with his anger and violent reactions.
Poor

Symbol is missing.
Fair

Symbol is present, but not complete.
Good

Symbol is present, but does not relate to animal and is messy.
Excellent

Symbol is present and its relationship to the animal is clear and it is well displayed.
2 Strengths of your Animal

(Their Abilities: What is it that makes them able to help you? )

Explain how this will help you.

What is special about them?

What can they do?
Poor

No strengths are listed.
Fair

There is one strength, but not two.

Both strengths are listed as one word.

Example of what NOT to do: "Strong" "Smart"
Good

Both strengths are listed but are not in complete sentences and / or are not explained.
Excellent

Both strengths are listed in complete sentences and explained.
2 Weaknesses of your Animal

(What can YOU help your animal with? Example: Fear, bullies, habitat loss )

How will you help your Spirit Animal?
Poor

No weaknesses are listed.
Fair

There is one weakness, but not two.

Both weaknesses are listed as one or two words.

Example of what NOT to do: "Weak" "Bad Knees" "Slow"
Good

Both weaknesses are listed but are not in complete sentences and / or are not explained.
Excellent

Both weaknesses are listed in complete sentences and explained.
Picture/Graphic

A picture or graphic of animal is included.

Examples of Acceptable Pics / Graphics:

Pictures can be drawn.

Pictures can be a collage of other images.

Pictures can be a photograph of the stuffed animal dressed up as the spirit animal.

Picture may be created with a Voki or Avatar-creation website (Parent supervision advised).
Poor

No picture or graphic is included.
Fair

Picture or graphic does not relate to the animal.
Good

A picture or graphic of poor quality is displayed but it does tie to the animal.
Excellent

A good quality picture or graphic is displayed that ties to the animal.



Keywords:
  • Spirit Animal, Create, Animal, Touching Spirit Bear, Project, Animal Guide


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