WebQuest
Fallout - 6th Grade
Evaluation
Venn Diagram Rubric X 2 Category 4 3 2 1 Concept Arrangement Each section of the diagram contains 7 facts easily identified. (5 Points) Each section of the diagram contains 5 facts easily identified. ( 4 Points) Each section of the diagram contains 3 facts that are somewhat identified. (3 Point) Each section of the diagram contains very few facts that are not easily identified. (0 Points) Content Reflects factual information that corresponds with appropriate section of the diagram. (5 Points) Most of the information is factual and seemingly corresponds with appropriate section of the diagram. (4 Points) Reflects some factual information and attempts to put it in corresponding section of the diagram. (3 Points) Contains not factual information that does not correspond to the appropriate section of the diagram. (0 Points) Text Easy to read, legible, no misspellings. (5 Points) Most text is easy to read. Fewer than 4 misspellings. (4 Points) Text is not easy to read. Excessive misspellings, more than 5 errors. (3 Points) Not legible. Excessive errors. (0 Points) Presentation of Product Clean, neat, and well organized. (5 Points) Fairly neat and clean. Some organization. (4 Points) Not well organized. A little cluttered. (3 Points) Messy and unorganized. Not well put together. (0 Points) Category 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point Number of Questions 10 questions and answers 9 questions and answers 8 questions and answers Fewer than 7 questions and answers Diction (using the words the character would use) Response sounds just like the character! Student writes the character�s response using some of the words and phrases typical of the character Student shows an effort to use some of the words and phrases typical of the character When writing response, student did not take into account the words and phrases this character typically uses Level of Questioning Students asks at least 8 �how� or �why� questions that require the character to explain him/herself Students asks 7 �how� or �why� questions that require the character to explain him/herself Students asks 6 �how� or �why� questions that require the character to explain him/herself Students asks only 5 or fewer �how� or �why� questions that require the character to explain him/herself Accuracy The interview demonstrates a complete knowledge of the novel�s events and characters The interview demonstrates an understanding of the novel�s events and characters The interview demonstrates a limited understanding of the novel�s events and characters The interview demonstrates a very limited understanding of the novel�s events and characters Quality Project is excellently presented; the questions and answers are neatly typed or written in black ink Project is presented well; the questions and answers are neatly typed or written in black ink The questions and answers are typed or written in black ink; project appearance lacks care and maximum effort The questions and answers are not typed or written Total ____x2= ______/ 40 points CATEGORY 5-4 4-3 3-2 1-0 Template Requirements The poem contains all the information required as outlined in the Character Poem Template. The poem contains most of the information required as outlined in the Character Poem Template. The poem contains some of the information required as outlined in the Character Poem Template. The poem contains little to none of the information required as outlined in the Character Poem Template. Writing Process There is clear evidence of the student engaging in the writing process (prewriting, drafting, reviewing, and editing) with super effort. Works hard to make the poem engaging and meaningful. There is clear evident of the student engaging in the writing process (prewriting, drafting, reviewing, and editing). Work hard and gets the job done. Student's work shows some evidence of engaging in parts of the writing process. Student's work shows little or no evidence of engaging in the writing process. Student doesn't seem to care. Spelling and Punctuation There are no spelling or punctuation errors in the final draft. There are 1-2 spelling or punctuation errors in the final draft. There are 2-3 spelling and punctuation errors in the final draft. The final draft has more than 3 spelling and punctuation errors. Word Choice Student has clearly put a lot of thought into all the words he/she uses to describe the character. Student has clearly put a lot of thought into the majority of words he/she uses to describe the character. Student has put some thought and effort into the words he/she uses to describe the character. Student has put little to no thought into the words she/he uses to describe the character. The descriptive words do not align with the character or story. Neatness and Creativity The final draft of the poem is readable, clean, neat and attractive. The poem is organized in the correct form as shown in the example on the Character Poem Template Sheet. It is free of erasures and crossed-out words. The final draft of the poem is readable, neat and attractive The poem is organized in the correct form as shown in the example on the Character Poem Template Sheet. It may have one or two erasures, but they are not distracting. The final draft of the poem is readable but there has been minimal effort made to make the poem look attractive. OR The poem is not organized in the correct form as shown in the example on the Character Poem Template Sheet. The final draft is not neat and there has been little to no effort to make the poem look attractive. The poem is not organized in the correct form as shown in the example on the Character Poem Template Sheet. Total ____/ 25 Points Total From Webquest ____/105
1960 - 2014 Comparison Total ____/ 20 Points
Student writes the character�s response using words and phrases typical of the character
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