iRubric: "All About Pets" - Comic Strip Contest rubric

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"All About Pets" - Comic Strip Contest Mr. Oxygen's Travels The local newspaper is having a “Comic Strip” contest. The theme for the comic strip is “Pets”. The contest write- up and rules are as follows: Having a pet can be a lot of work, rewarding, expensive, entertaining, fun and many other things. Pick a pet that you already have, or one that you might want to have. Write a comic strip about a scenario of something that could happen when you own this pet. Rubric Code: Y26A54 By lpethybridge Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Foreign Languages Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Pet Comic Strip
	Not Acceptable 1 pts	Still a Draft 2 pts	Good Scenario 3 pts	Watch out Tintin! 4 pts
Comic Strip Content	Not Acceptable The comic strip has no real storyline and is incomplete.	Still a Draft The comic strip is complete, however the weak storyline and dialogue make the meaning unclear.	Good Scenario The comic strip is complete. Its storyline is mostly clear but the dialogue occasionally interferes with its meaning.	Watch out Tintin! The comic strip storyline is complete, creative and clear. The dialogue engages the target audience.
Artwork	Not Acceptable The artwork is incomplete or absent.	Still a Draft The artwork does not enhance the comic strip and distracts from the storyline.	Good Scenario The artwork mostly supports the storyline and is appropriate for the dialogue.	Watch out Tintin! The artwork directly relates to the dialogue and supports the storyline.
Word Choice	Not Acceptable The author did not make good word choices. There were many anglicisms.	Still a Draft The author used some words accurately however there were some anglicisms.	Good Scenario The author used basic words with some variety.	Watch out Tintin! The author used a variety of well-chosen words which add to the enjoyment of the comic strip.
Guidelines	Not Acceptable The author followed none of the guidelines.	Still a Draft The author has followed some of the guidelines.	Good Scenario The author has followed most of the guidelines.	Watch out Tintin! The author followed all of the guidelines: a minimum of 5 sequential pictures and each picture must have dialogue.
Presentation	Not Acceptable There was no presentation or recording made.	Still a Draft The student's speech is difficult to understand and his/her pronunciation interferes with communication.	Good Scenario The student's speech is adequate and his/her pronunciation occasionally interferes with communication.	Watch out Tintin! The student's speech is clear and his/her pronunciation does not interfere with communication.