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Bill of Rights Amendment Comic Strip
Students will create a comic strip explaining their chosen amendment.
Rubric Code:
T54C25
By
Schaeffer
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Subject:
History
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Group Behavior
Great
All members of the group participated in every aspect of the process, were quiet, and worked great together.
Good
All members of the group participated in the process, were fairly quiet, and worked well together.
Fair
Most members of the group participated in the process, were fairly quiet, and worked well together.
Poor
Selected members did all the work, or students in the group were disruptive, or students had issues that needed outside help
Content
Great
Comic strip uses a relevant situation to fully explain the amendment and rights insured in a creative and unique way.
Uses more that the given number of boxes.
Good
Comic strip uses an appropriate situation that explains the amendment and rights insured in an interesting way.
Uses the correct number of boxes.
Fair
Comic strip tries to explain the amendment and rights insured using a situation.
Uses less that the correct number of boxes.
Poor
Comic strip not completed or fails to explain the rights insured.
Uses minimal number of boxes or no boxes.
Product
Great
Each team member created dialog/caption for one square that perfectly matches the situation and storyline of the comic.
Good
Each team member created dialog/caption for one square that matches the situation and storyline of the comic.
Fair
Each team member created one dialog/caption but it did not match the storyline or situation and needed to be redone.
Poor
Team member did not write dialog/caption for a square or gave minimal effort.
Product 2
Great
Each team member created drawings in each square of comics that perfectly matches the situation and storyline of the comic.
Good
Each team member created drawings in each square of the comics that matches the situation and storyline of the comic.
Fair
Each team member participated in the drawings, but failed to contribute to each square or failed to match the situation and storyline.
Poor
Team member did not participate in the drawings or gave minimal effort.
Presentation
Great
Colorful, neat, creative, unique, and easily understood
Ready to be showcased.
Good
Fairly colorful, neat, creative, and understood
Ready to be showcased.
Fair
Selective color, neatness, creativity, some explanation needed
Needs improvement before showcased.
Poor
Comic strip not finished.
No use of color, creativity, explanation needed, not neat.
Needs major work before being showcased.
Subjects:
History
Types:
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