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    Campfire Story Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates scary or funny stories on several elements: setting, protagonist, antagonist, plot structure, foreshadowing, sensory details, and storytelling ability. Stories are rated on a scale from "beginning" to "excellent" based on how fully and engagingly they develop these components. The highest ratings are for stories with clear settings and characters, logical plot progression, multiple examples of foreshadowing, numerous sensory details, and enthusiastic storytelling.

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    Campfire Story Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates scary or funny stories on several elements: setting, protagonist, antagonist, plot structure, foreshadowing, sensory details, and storytelling ability. Stories are rated on a scale from "beginning" to "excellent" based on how fully and engagingly they develop these components. The highest ratings are for stories with clear settings and characters, logical plot progression, multiple examples of foreshadowing, numerous sensory details, and enthusiastic storytelling.

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    This rubric evaluates scary or funny stories on several elements: setting, protagonist, antagonist, plot structure, foreshadowing, sensory details, and storytelling ability. Stories are rated on a scale from "beginning" to "excellent" based on how fully and engagingly they develop these components. The highest ratings are for stories with clear settings and characters, logical plot progression, multiple examples of foreshadowing, numerous sensory details, and enthusiastic storytelling.

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    Campfire Story Rubric

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    This rubric evaluates scary or funny stories on several elements: setting, protagonist, antagonist, plot structure, foreshadowing, sensory details, and storytelling ability. Stories are rated on a scale from "beginning" to "excellent" based on how fully and engagingly they develop these components. The highest ratings are for stories with clear settings and characters, logical plot progression, multiple examples of foreshadowing, numerous sensory details, and enthusiastic storytelling.

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    Scary/Funny Story Rubric

    Beginning (1)
    Not Yet at Minimum Level
    of Expectations
    Story is lacking a clearly
    defined setting.
    The audience is unsure
    where and when the story
    takes place.
    Story is lacking a
    protagonist.
    There is no character who
    leads the action.

    Satisfactory (2)
    Progressing Towards
    Expectations (Minimum)
    Story is missing one element
    of setting.
    The audience is unsure of
    where or when the story
    takes place.
    Story has a poorly developed
    protagonist with no defined
    character traits.
    Protagonist is not linked
    directly to the action.

    Antagonist

    Story is lacking an
    antagonist.
    There is no
    character/event which
    presents a conflict.

    Story has a poorly developed


    antagonist with no defined
    character traits.
    The antagonist presents no
    conflict to the protagonist.

    Beginning,
    Middle, End

    Story has no order and


    consists of seemingly
    random characters and
    events which are not
    connected.

    Story is somewhat
    disorganized.
    The characters and events
    are related but 2 or more
    are presented out of
    order/sequence.

    Forshadowing

    Story contains no examples


    of forshadowing or clues
    about future events.

    Story contains an example of


    forshadowing but the clue is
    not related to any future
    events.

    Setting
    (Where and
    When)

    Protagonist

    Proficient (3)
    Completely Meets
    Expectations
    Story has a defined but
    undeveloped setting.
    Few descriptive details are
    provided (1 example of
    vivid imagery)
    Story has a well developed
    protagonist with 1 or 2
    clearly defined character
    traits.
    Protagonist is linked
    directly to the action.
    Story has a well developed
    antagonist with 1 or 2
    clearly defined character
    traits.
    Antagonist presents a
    conflict directly to the
    protagonist.
    Story is clearly organized
    with characters and events
    that are both related.
    One event may be
    presented out of order
    (e.g. antagonist is
    introduced first).
    Story contains an example
    of forshadowing that
    directly relates to a future
    event.

    Excellent (4)
    Exceeds Expectations
    Story has a clearly defined
    and well developed setting.
    Many descriptive details
    are provided (2-3 examples
    of vivid imagery)
    Story has a well developed
    protagonist with 3 or more
    clearly defined character
    traits.
    Protagonist is linked
    directly to the action.
    Story has a well developed
    antagonist with 3 or more
    clearly defined character
    traits.
    Antagonist presents a
    conflict directly to the
    protagonist.
    Story is clearly organized
    with characters and events
    that are both related.
    All events are presented in
    a logical order/sequence.

    Story contains 2 or more


    examples of forshadowing
    that directly relate to
    future events.

    MARK

    Sensory
    Detail

    Story contains no sensory


    detail.

    Story contains 1 or 2 poorly


    defined sensory details (e.g.
    I felt cold).

    Story contains 3 or 4
    clearly defined sensory
    details (e.g. I felt a chill
    that travelled down my
    spine).

    Story contains 5 or more


    clearly defined sensory
    details

    Story Telling
    (Voice)

    Story is told with little or


    no enthusiasm or
    expression.
    Speakers cannot be heard
    and has no variation in tone
    or pitch.

    Story is told with limited


    enthusiasm and expression.
    Speakers voice is difficult
    to hear with little variation
    in tone or pitch.

    Story is told with some


    enthusiasm and expression.
    Speakers voice is easy to
    hear with some variation in
    tone and pitch.

    Story is told with great


    enthusiasm and expression.
    Speakers voice is clearly
    heard with regular
    variation in tone and pitch.

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