iRubric: Folktale/Puppet Show rubric

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Folktale/Puppet Show Folktale/Puppet Sohw Student will prepare their own puppet show to highlight the telling of their folktale. Rubric Code: V39C37 By Okaikor Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Oral Presentation
	Good (N/A)	Fair (N/A)	Poor (N/A)
Preparedness 20 pts	Good Has practiced before presentation. Includes title and author. Uses a variety of guided questions.	Fair Seems to be pretty prepared but should have practiced more. Includes one or the other (title, author). Uses some guided questions.	Poor Does not seem prepared to read. Does not include title or author. Uses little to no guided questions.
Expression 20 pts	Good Student is animated when speaking and may use a different dialect	Fair Student tries to use some expression when speaking.	Poor Student does not use expression when speaking.
Speech, voice and time limit 20 pts	Good Presents clearly the whole time, gives life to characters, and has no difficulty pronouncing words. Student meets or exceeds time recommendations.	Fair Presents clearly most of the time, adds some life to the characters, but has some difficulty pronouncing words. Student meets time recommendations, or is right under time by fifteen seconds or less.	Poor Hard to understand, often mumbles, characters are lifeless, and does not understand some of the words being used. Student meets time recommendations, or is right under time by fifteen seconds or less.
Folktale/Story 20 pts	Good Student presents a well developed folktale. Personifies animals, and give a lesson or moral to the folktale.	Fair Student presents a folktale, but is not up to par. The lesson or moral to the story is faint.	Poor Student does not present a proper folktale. Story has no moral or lesson. Animals are not personified.
Creativity 20 pts	Good Student has taken time to make puppets lively, animated, and colorful. Each puppet is lifelike, and student has taken pride in his/her work.	Fair Student has put effort into each puppet, but could have produced better work.	Poor Student has taken no pride in work. Puppets are not lively or animated.