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Aesop's Fable Project Rubric-final 
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Rubric Code: U958WX
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Average

2 pts

Below Average

1 pts

Creativity

Excellent

Students have shown unique creativity in presenting their fables. The presentation was interesting, while keeping the moral of each story intact. Their fable presentations are clear
Good

Students have shown a good amount of creativity in presenting their fables. Their presentation kept the moral of the story intact. It did become a little confusing.
Average

The presentation was a bit creative and kept the moral of the story somewhat intact, but was confusing. It's hard to make the connection between the fable and the moral.
Below Average

Little creativity used in presenting the fable. They have not kept the moral intact. Their fable was confusing and it has become hard to make the connection between the fable and the moral.
Prezi

Excellent

Prezi was creative and appealing. The group has grabbed their viewer's attention by making a Prezi that is both interesting and informative.
Good

Prezi was somewhat creative and mostly appealing. They have started to grab their viewer's attention by making a poster that is neat and exciting.
Average

There is little color and creativity in the Prezi. They have made little attempt to grab the audience's attention by creating a Prezi that is somewhat sloppy and not very interesting.
Below Average

There is no creativity to speak of in the Prezi. They have made little attempt to grab the audience's attention by creating a Prezi that is sloppy and not very interesting.
Presentation

Excellent

Students did not simply read their parts, and gave a very professional presentation in which they spoke to their classmates in a concise and well practiced presentation.
Good

Students read very little of their parts, and gave a professional presention which they spoke mainly to their classmates in a concise and practiced presentation.
Average

Students read about half of their presentation. They gave a somewhat professional presentation that began to drag a little because they did not address their classmates the entire time.
Below Average

Students simply read their entire presentation. They obviously did not practice or put any time into their presentation. Their classmates appeared bored and inattentative due to the poor presentation.
Setting

Excellent

Numerous vivid, descriptive words are used to tell when and where the story took place.
Good

Some vivid, descriptive words are used to tell the audience when and where the story took place.
Average

The audience can figure out when and where the story took place, but the presentation didn't supply much detail.
Below Average

The audience has trouble
figuring out when and
where the story took
place.
Conflict/Resolution

Excellent

It is easy for the audience to understand the problem the main characters face and why it is a problem. The
presentation delves into the conflict and resolution of the fable
Good

It is fairly easy for the audience to understand the problem the main characters face and why it is a problem. The resolution of the fable is stated.
Average

It is not easy for the audience to understand the problem the main characters face and it is not completely clear why it is a problem.
Below Average

It is not clear what problem the main characters face, or how it is resolved.
Moral

Excellent

The moral of the fable s clearly stated and relates directly to the events of the fable.
Good

The moral is easy to understand is somewhat related to the events of the fable.
Average

The moral and its relationship to the fable is a little hard to understand.
Below Average

No moral is explained or the moral is unclear.




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