Christmas Narrative: Text
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Criteria
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Characters (K)
A level of appreciation is has limited understanding by the character(s) as they deal with the central conflict in the story.
A level of appreciation is somewhat understood by the character(s) as they deal with the central conflict in the story.
A good level of appreciation is understood by the character(s) as they deal with the central conflict in the story.
A high level of appreciation is understood by the character(s) as they deal with the central conflict in the story.
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Setting (K)
An inadequate setting is established as a response to the central conflict in the story.
An adequate setting is established as a response to the central conflict in the story.
An appropriate setting is established as a response to the central conflict in the story.
The setting is established and relates to a high level the central conflict in the story in regards to place and time.
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Resolution (T)
The resolution of the story is not understood and audiences are unable to determine a meaning of the story.
The resolution of the story is not easily understood and audiences may be unable to determine a meaning of the story.
The resolution of the story is easily understood and audiences are able to determine a meaning to the story.
The resolution of the story is readily understood at a high level to match the meaning of the story.
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Plot (C)
The story is missing a reasonable beginning, middle and/or end.
The story has a simplified beginning, middle and end.
The story has an appropriate beginning, middle and end.
The plot is complex and has a high level of resolution using the three act story telling model.
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Conventions (C)
All conventions of spelling, grammar and sentence fluency has significant errors that take away the effective story telling of the book.
All conventions of spelling, grammar and sentence fluency has minimal errors that sometimes takes away the effective story telling of the book.
All conventions of spelling, grammar and sentence fluency has minimal errors that do not take away the effective story telling of the book.
All conventions of spelling, grammar and sentence fluency have no errors leading to the effective story telling of the book.
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