iRubric: Comic Strip/ Graphic Story Rubric

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Comic Strip/ Graphic Story Rubric Comic Strip Rubric Students will create a comic strip or graphic story based on an event from their biography. Rubric Code: T7449W By llamoureux Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Comic Strip/ Graphic Story
	Not Yet 1 pts	Almost 2 pts	Yes 3 pts	Exceeding 4 pts
Captions	Not Yet Captions do not relate well to the scenes. There seems to be no connection or connections are very general.	Almost Captions are related to the scenes and the story, but the connections are less obvious.	Yes Captions are related to the scenes and the story, and most connections are easy to understand.	Exceeding Captions are related to the scenes and the story, and the connections are easy to understand.
Thought/Speech Bubbles	Not Yet No Thought/Speech Bubbles are present.	Almost Some Thought/Speech Bubbles are present and reveal some character's thoughts or relay some dialogue	Yes Most Thought/Speech Bubbles are present and somewhat reveal a character's thoughts or relay dialogue.	Exceeding Thought/ Speech bubbles are present and clearly reveal a character's thoughts or relay dialogue efficiently.
Characters	Not Yet It is hard to tell who the main characters are.	Almost The main characters are identified, but actions and dialogue are too general to show their relationship to the story.	Yes The main characters are clearly identified, and their actions and dialogue make sense.	Exceeding The main characters are clearly identified, and their actions and dialogue are well-matched.
Story progression	Not Yet Story appears to be random and haphazard. The story is consistently confusing.	Almost Story is sometimes confusing.	Yes Transitions and layout of story are usually clear.	Exceeding Transitions and layout of story are always clear.
Setting boxes	Not Yet Setting boxes are not used.	Almost Setting boxes are brief with limited description.	Yes Setting boxes have good detail and help the reader understand the story.	Exceeding Setting boxes are used at add excellent description and guide the reader through the story with excellent understanding.