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Journal rubric:
This is scoring on how much care you took in putting your journal together.
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I could have done better.
1 point
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I did well, but still could have done better.
2 points
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I did my very best and it looks nice!
3 points
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My journal has been neatly folded and stapled.
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The pages might be crumpled, the pages are very crooked and the staple points are on the outside of the book.
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The pages are a little crooked, but they aren't crumpled. The staple points are on the outside of the book.
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The pages are very close to being straight and the staple points are on the inside of the book.
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My journal has pages for the following sections:
Page 1. Children lives
Page 2. Rich and poor children, and a written section at the bottom telling about your day as a medieval child.
Page 3. Knights
Page 4. A picture page of yourself as a knight.
Page 5. Commoners
Page 6. Nobles
Page 7. Clergy
Page 8. Castles
Page 9. Feudalism
Page 10. Written letter to King One-Click.
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I forgot some of the sections, and I didn't write the titles neatly at the top.
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I did all of the different sections on different pages, and I wrote the titles- but did not write them in my best writing.
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I wrote all of the different sections on different pages, and I used my very best writing for the titles.
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Total score for Journal rubric:
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Add the two scores above!
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Art rubric:
This is scoring for the two art projects (the cover, and your shield) that you completed in your journal, and the castle project you did to make King One-Click's castle stronger.
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I could have done better.
1 point
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I did well, but still could have done better.
2 points
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I did my very best and it looks nice!
3 points
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All 3 pictures were drawn neatly and are colored neatly.
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I rushed and didn't draw very much. My coloring looks like scribbles because I left lots of white spaces.
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I drew the pictures neatly but I didn't do my best with my coloring. The colors don't fill up the white spaces all the way.
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I drew the pictures neatly and my coloring fills up the white spaces to make the picture look complete.
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The two journal pictures show details from the medieval time.
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I drew a shield but didn't draw a medieval picture on it, and I drew myself, but not how I would have looked as a knight.
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I drew a shield with a medieval picture, and I drew myself but didn't add details like armor or a horse.
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I drew a shield with a medieval picture, and I drew myself with details like armor, a horse, or even a background of a castle or a village.
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The castle project shows the details of a castle that make it strong against attackers.
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I put a few details in like people, but I just colored the picture.
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I put in some details like people and doors, and colored the picture.
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I put in many details like the small windows, the doors, flags, weapons and knights and soldiers, and I also colored the picture.
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Total score for Art Projects rubric:
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Add the three scores above!
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Writing rubric:
This is scoring for the notes you've made and the other writings.
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I could have done better.
1 point
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I did well, but still could have done better.
2 points
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I did my very best and my work is what it should be!
3 points
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Are the notes complete and accurate for each day or are there not very many of them?
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I wrote just a few notes, but I could have written more.
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I wrote some notes, but didn't write about each of the things on my daily checklist.
(checklist is on the way to the barracks.)
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I wrote notes on each of the things on my checklist.
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Are the notes neatly written?
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I really could have written much more neatly.
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I wrote neatly most times, but didn't all the time.
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I wrote in my best writing all the way through my journal.
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Is the letter to King One-Click written in letter style?
(Dear King,
I am writing because...
Sincerely,)
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I wrote the letter, but not in letter style.
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I wrote my letter in letter style, but I forgot to indent the first sentence.
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I wrote my letter and it is in letter format and I remembered to indent.
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Is my letter neatly written?
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I really could have written much more neatly.
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I wrote neatly most times, but didn't all the time.
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I wrote in my best writing all the way through my letter.
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Is my letter spelled correctly?
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I didn't really try to spell my letter correctly and I made a lot of spelling mistakes.
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I tried to spell my letter correctly, but I made some mistakes.
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I spelled my letter correctly or I only made a couple of spelling mistakes.
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Total score for Writing rubric:
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Add the five scores above!
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Now it's time to give a final score for your work!
Here's what you must do. Write the scores for each rubric in the boxes below and add them.
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Journal rubric score
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Writing rubric score
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There are 30 points possible for your work.
If you have scored 27- 30 you have a letter grade of A and will be promoted to a Lord (you also get to be a knight as a Lord!).
If you have scored 24-26 you have a letter grade of B and you will be promoted to a Baron (you also get to be a knight as a Baron!).
If you have scored 21-23 you have a letter grade of C and you will be promoted to a Knight.
If you have scored 18-20, you are at the letter grade of D and you will need to do some improvements to your journal to become a knight.
If you have scored 17 or below, you will need to go back with your journal and spend more time as a squire working on it before you can become a knight.
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