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Final Project Independent Novel Study Final Project Independent Novel Study Rubric Code: UCC6CX By wbutler13 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

Final Novel Study Project Rubric
	EXCELLING 85 - 100 4 pts	ACHIEVING 65 - 84 3 pts	DEVELOPING 50 - 64 2 pts	BEGINNING 0 - 49 1 pts
Ideas and Content x 2	EXCELLING Project demonstrates excellent comprehension of text using details from the text and includes examples of setting, events characters, and literary elements.	ACHIEVING Project demonstrates good comprehension of text using details from the text and provides examples of setting, events characters, and literary elements.	DEVELOPING Project demonstrates fair comprehension of text using details from the text and may include examples of setting, events characters, and literary elements.	BEGINNING Project demonstrates poor comprehension of text using details from the text. Little evidence of setting, events and characters.
Adherance to Project Directions	EXCELLING Project does an excellent job adhering to directions and is highly visually appealing. It is evident that much care, thought, and effort went into creating this project.	ACHIEVING Project does a good job adhering to directions and is visually appealing. It is evident that care, thought, and effort went into creating this project.	DEVELOPING Project does a fair job adhering to directions and is somewhat visually appealing. Some care was taken when creating this project.	BEGINNING Journal does a poor job of adhering to directions and lacks visual appeal. Little care or effort.
Creativity	EXCELLING The project contains many creative details and/or descriptions that contribute to the viewers enjoyment. The creator has really used his/her imagination.	ACHIEVING The project contains adequate creative details and/or descriptions that contribute to the viewers enjoyment. The creator has used his/her imagination.	DEVELOPING The project contains some creative details and/or descriptions, but they distract from the project. The creator has tried to use his imagination.	BEGINNING There is little evidence of creativity in the project. The creator does not demonstarate much imagination.