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Fairy Tale Theatre Script
Reader's Theatre Script
Students will create a fairy tale and write a script using all of the elements of a fairy tale and the elements of plot.
Rubric Code:
YX79923
By
Jillbus
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Subject:
Arts and Design
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
6-8, 9-12
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Fairy Tale Script
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Planning
Excellent
Students thoroughly made use of planning process. They used plot maps and role/setting organizers to effectively coordinate theme and fairytale
Good
Students made use of planning process. They used some plot maps and role/setting organizers to coordinate theme and fairytale
Fair
Students made limited use of planning process. They needed to make better use of plot maps and role/setting organizers. More coordination of theme and fairytale is needed.
Poor
Students did not make use of planning process. They did not use plot maps and role/setting organizers to coordinate theme and fairytale. Theme was unclear
Script Development
Excellent
The script is interesting, clear, and easy to follow. Students translated the entire text into appropriate Reader's Theater format.
Good
The script is interesting, clear, and easy to follow. Students translated a majority of the text into appropriate Reader's Theater format. A few insignificant sections were not correctly re-written.
Fair
Students translated a small portion of the text into Reader's Theater format. Too often the text was not re-written to fit script format. The script is sloppy or difficult to follow.
Poor
Students did not translate the text into Reader's Theater format. The script is not legible or easy to follow. It is hard for the audience to follow the topic.
Theme and elements
Excellent
Theme was clear and evident throughout entire script and performance
All elements of plot and elements of a fairy tale were present.
Good
Theme was present and clear most of the time in the script and performance
All elements of plot and elements of a fairy tale were present most of the time.
Fair
Theme was unclear and frequently characters and elements of drama felt out of place. Elements of plot and elements of a fairy tale were not clear.
Poor
There was no continued theme throughout script and performance. Elements of plot and elements of a fairy tale were not present.
Performance
Excellent
Performance was well rehearsed, perfectly timed, excellent use of gestures, body and facial expression. All performers stayed in character.
Good
Performance was rehearsed, and timing of lines were mostly on time. Good use of gestures, body and facial expression. 1-2 character breaks.
Fair
Performance was poorly rehearsed, and timing of lines were not on cue. Performance lacked use of gestures, body and facial expression. Multiple character breaks during performance
Poor
Performance appeared unrehearsed. No facial or body expressions, gestures were used. Characters often missed lines and could did not present a role.
Voice
Excellent
The audience could hear entire performance. Speakers made excellent use of tone.
Good
Audience could hear all parts of performance most of the time. Good intonation in voices.
Fair
Often inaudible, speakers covered voices with script. Almost all speakers were monotone.
Poor
Audience could not hear speakers, no intonation was present.
Keywords:
Fluency, Intonation, Repeated Reading, Comprehension
Subjects:
Arts and Design
English
Types:
Presentation
Reading
Writing
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