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Novel Study Puppet Project Students created two puppets from their novel study. Rubric Code: V2474AB By kmoser Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5


	Not Yet (N/A)	Achieving (N/A)	Proficient (N/A)	Excelling (N/A)
Accurately represents character	Not Yet Puppet does not represent character.	Achieving Puppets are complete and represents characters somewhat.	Proficient Puppets are complete and represents the characters.	Excelling Puppets are complete and truly represents the characters.
Construction	Not Yet Puppets are not constructed well. No time and thought were put into the puppets.	Achieving Puppets are constructed fairly well. Little time and thought were put into the puppets.	Proficient Puppets are constructed well. They are original and effort was put into making the puppets.	Excelling Puppets are constructed very well. They are original and creative. Much effort and thought went into creating the puppets.
Characters Importance	Not Yet Character was not a main element to the book. Did not explain and connect why the character was so influential to the story.	Achieving Character was partly reflective of the book. Student made slight connections to why they chose that character and how it affected the story.	Proficient Character was important to the book. Student made slight connections to why they chose that character and how it affected the story.	Excelling Character was important to the story. Student explained and made connections to how that character affected the story.
Attractiveness	Not Yet The puppets are messy or very poorly designed. Not attractive.	Achieving The puppets are acceptably attractive though may be a bit messy.	Proficient The puppets are attractive in terms of design and neatness.	Excelling The puppets are exceptionally attractive in terms of design and neatness.
Paragraphs About Characters	Not Yet Paper is missing either the description or the connection to the importance of the characters.	Achieving Paper explains the puppet's importance but missing key information or student's response.	Proficient Paper explains the puppet's importance but missing some information.	Excelling Paper explains fully the puppet's importance.