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Crucible Students will write as characters and send and receive letters from each other. Rubric Code: U7633 By becook Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Crucible Letters
	Poor 10 pts	Fair 15 pts	Good 20 pts
Letter From Character	Poor only a short paragraph with no real feelings	Fair half a page with good summary of what happened, but feeling of character left out	Good 3/4 of page to one page written to "friend" that summarizes what happened during the day's reading with how "you" feel about what happened
Letter from Friend	Poor only a short paragraph with no real feelings	Fair half a page with response about what happened, but feelings from "friend" left out	Good 3/4 of page to one page written back to character that re-states what happened during the day's reading with how "you" feel about what happened, include one question that the character should be able to answer
Epistalary Form "Char."	Poor I have no idea who is writing, no "Dear", no "Love", does not "sound" like the character	Fair Effort has been made to show who is writing, but mistakes are made as to the tone of the character	Good I know who is writing by the tone of how things are said and what specific information is included
Epistalary Form "Friend"	Poor Very little thought is placed into the responce.	Fair Effort is shown to respond to the character, but the responce does not always flow with the character's letter	Good Effort has been made to respond to what the character said and is well thought out and crafted
Presentation	Poor Letters are just handed in.	Fair Letters are organized in a logical fashion, but notheing has been done to make them stand out	Good Letters have a logical order and are presented in a fashion that makes the reader want to know what happened to the character next