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Literature Circle Comic Strip
Bitstrips Short Story Comic Strip
Summarize a chapter in your novel into a comic book strip.
Rubric Code:
XAW886
By
MaHerrera
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Project
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Comic Strip
Level 4
20 pts
Level 3
15 pts
Level 2
10 pts
Level 1
5 pts
Plot Structure
20
Student has excellent plot structure following the events in the chapter. The comic strip has a clear beginning, middle and end. Reader can easily see the transitions in the story.
15
Student has good plot structure. The comic strip has a beginning, middle and end. Reader can tell somewhat what is happening in the chapter..
10
Student has fair plot structure. The comic strip has a clear beginning and end. Hard to tell what happened in the chapter.
5
Student has poor plot structure. The comic strip has an unclear beginning, middle and end. Reader sees no relationship to the novel.
Editing and revising
20
The comic strip has no grammatical errors.
15
The comic strip has few grammatical errors.
10
The comic strip has some grammatical errors.
5
The comic strip has many grammatical errors.
Use of program features
20
Student makes excellent and appropriate use of Bitstrips features.
15
Student makes good and appropriate use of Bitstrips features.
10
Student makes little use of Bitstrips features.
5
Student makes poor and inappropriate use of Bitstrips features.
Story Avatar
20
Student has avatars that perfectly match the characters in the print version of the short story.
15
Student has avatars that are a good match to the characters in the print version of the short story.
10
Student has some avatars that match the characters in the print version of the short story.
5
Student has avatars that do not match the characters in the print version of the short story.
Boxes
20
Student has at least 6-7 boxes
15
Students has at least 5-4 boxes
10
Student has at least 4-3 boxes
5
Students has less than 3 boxes
Appearance
20
Student has presented a (excellent) neat and organized comic strip.
15
Student has presented a (good) neat and organized comic strip.
10
Student has presented a fairly neat and organized comic strip.
5
Student has presented a poor and unorganized comic strip.
Subjects:
English
(General)
Types:
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