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    Tell Me A Story Rubric

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    Niña Hannah Trixia Bajo
    This rubric evaluates student storytelling based on 5 criteria: voice, organization, details, pacing, and connecting with the audience. Each criteria is worth a maximum of 10 points for a total possible score of 50 points. The rubric assesses whether the student's voice is loud and clear, the story has a clear beginning, middle and end, includes pertinent details, has an enjoyable pace, and whether the student makes eye contact and uses expressive voices and actions.

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    This rubric evaluates student storytelling based on 5 criteria: voice, organization, details, pacing, and connecting with the audience. Each criteria is worth a maximum of 10 points for a total possible score of 50 points. The rubric assesses whether the student's voice is loud and clear, the story has a clear beginning, middle and end, includes pertinent details, has an enjoyable pace, and whether the student makes eye contact and uses expressive voices and actions.

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    This rubric evaluates student storytelling based on 5 criteria: voice, organization, details, pacing, and connecting with the audience. Each criteria is worth a maximum of 10 points for a total possible score of 50 points. The rubric assesses whether the student's voice is loud and clear, the story has a clear beginning, middle and end, includes pertinent details, has an enjoyable pace, and whether the student makes eye contact and uses expressive voices and actions.

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    Tell Me A Story Rubric

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    Niña Hannah Trixia Bajo
    This rubric evaluates student storytelling based on 5 criteria: voice, organization, details, pacing, and connecting with the audience. Each criteria is worth a maximum of 10 points for a total possible score of 50 points. The rubric assesses whether the student's voice is loud and clear, the story has a clear beginning, middle and end, includes pertinent details, has an enjoyable pace, and whether the student makes eye contact and uses expressive voices and actions.

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    TELL ME A STORY RUBRIC

    POSSIBLE POINTS
    CATEGORY REQUIREMENTS
    POINTS EARNED

    VOICE Voice was loud and clear; words were easily understood 10

    The story has a clear beginning, middle and end and contains all
    Organization 10
    important information

    Details The story has many pertinent details that add to the plot 10

    Pacing The story follows a pace that makes it enjoyable and entertaining 10

    Connecting with The student makes eye contact and uses expressive voices and
    10
    Audience actions

    TOTAL 50

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