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Lord of the Flies Creative Projects Lord of the Flies Creative Projects Assessment for CH 7-9. Show understanding of the major events for LOTF in chapters 7,8,& 9. Choices include: comic book summary,rap or song, poem, PowerPoint, model or diorama, or movie Rubric Code: S67WB5 By lwillis Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Creative Project
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 17 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 13 pts
Required Elements	Excellent Project includes ALL required elements as stated in the directions. Project is turned in on time.	Good Project includes ALL BUT ONE of the required elements as stated in the directions. Project is turned in on time.	Fair Project is missing MORE THAN ONE of the required elements as stated in the instructions. Project is turned in on time.	Poor Project is missing MANY of the required elements as stated in the instructions. Project is not turned in on time.
Creativity	Excellent Project shows a high level of original thought about the events of the CH 7-9. The graphics/lyrics/visuals create a strong understanding for the audience.	Good Project shows some original thought about the events from CH 7-9. The graphics/lyrics/visuals add some understanding for the audience	Fair Project shows common thoughts about the events from CH 7-9. The graphics/lyrics/visuals add little understanding for the audience	Poor Project lacks original thought about the events from CH 7-9. The graphics/lyrics/visuals aren't relevant and do not help understanding for the audience.
Grammar/Written Parts	Excellent No run-on sentences or fragments. Only a couple of spelling errors. No mistakes in conventions Material easily read.	Good 1-2 run-on sentences or fragments. Only a few spelling errors and a few mistakes in conventions. Mistakes do not prevent readability.	Fair More than 3 run-on sentences or fragments. Frequent spelling errors and several mistakes in conventions. Mistakes make it harder to read.	Poor Many run-on sentences or fragments. Excessive errors in spelling and conventions show lack of proofreading. Material is difficult to understand.
Professionalism/Effort	Excellent Engaging and captures the interest of the audience. Work clearly shows a sense of pride and exceptional effort.	Good Well organized and interesting. Work shows pride and good effort	Fair Logically organized and somewhat interesting. Work show some pride and effort.	Poor Unorganized and does not keep the interest of the audience. Shows little or no pride or effort in work.
Oral Presentation	Excellent Good posture - Stands up Makes frequent eye contact with audience Has a strong voice level that is easily heard and understood	Good Good posture - Stands up Makes some eye contact with audience Has an acceptable voice level that can be heard and understood	Fair Acceptable posture - leans occasionally Makes little eye contact with audience Has a soft voice level that is sometimes heard and understood.	Poor Poor Posture - leans or sits Makes no eye contact with audience Has an inaudible voice level that cannot be heard or understood.

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Literature, Lord of the Flies, creative assessment

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