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Stars Group: Caught in the Wavelength Political-Skit with Script Dana, Ebenezer Scrooge, & Dr. Beckett have some how crossed paths while time traveling. Dr. Beckett is trying to get to his next destination, Dana is still confused about how she is able to move to and from time periods, and Ebenezer Scrooge is frightened about where his next destination will lead him. Create a script between these three characters that details the advice that each character could lend to the other, based on their “time travelling” experiences. Rubric Code: S69442 By kyindigo Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Skit/Play
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Information	Excellent All information used is accurate and appropriate to topic. Appropriate characters are included. The dialogue/skit makes perfect sense.	Good Most information used is accurate and appropriate to topic. Mostly appropriate characters are included. The dialogue/skit makes sense.	Fair Some information used is accurate and appropriate to topic. Some information is off topic or inaccurate. Many of the characters do not make sense. The dialogue/skit generally makes sense but needs some editing.	Poor Information used is not accurate and appropriate to topic. Choice of characters does not make sense. Dialogue/skit is unclear.
Creativity	Excellent High level of creativity shown with choice of theme and character roles. Main story line is very clear and consistent throughout.	Good Creativity shown with choice of theme and character roles. Main story line is clear and consistent throughout most of performance.	Fair Some creativity shown but choice of theme and characters' roles are lacking. Main story line is unclear and/or is not consistent throughout performance.	Poor Creativity not shown. No clear theme, character roles, and/or main story is present.
Script	Excellent Script is typed. Actors and roles are clearly defined. Setting is clearly described. Lively dialogue "jumps" off the page.	Good Script is neatly written. Actors' roles are defined. Setting is described. Dialogue is interesting.	Fair Script is written, but thrown together. It is unclear which actors are playing which roles. No setting is described. Dialogue could be more interesting.	Poor No written script is handed in.
Connections Text and History	Excellent The script demonstrates a seamless connection about time traveling	Good The script demonstrates a connection about time traveling	Fair The script demonstrates an attempt at making a connection about time traveling	Poor The script does not demonstrate any connection about time traveling