1. Storyboard Creation:
   • Create a storyboard with at least 4 scenes or backgrounds.
   • Include two characters speaking at least a total of 4 sentences per scene.
   • Incorporate at least 2 animations across the four scenes.
2. Storyboard Development:
   • Begin with rough sketches in your notebook during class with guidance from your teacher.
   • Finalize the storyboard in your notebook with:
     • One column for the visual description of the scene (drawing).
     • Another column for the text narration, including character positioning and animation.
3. Scratch Project Implementation:
   • Create a shared Scratch project based on your storyboard.

Submission Requirements:

1. Your completed storyboard must be drawn in your ICT notebook. Submit visible screenshots of your notebook either as a series of images or within a PDF document.
2. Include a link to your shared Scratch project. (See here for sharing a Scratch project: How to Share a Scratch Project)
3. If working in a group, only the group leader needs to submit the above. Include the names of all other group members.

Rubric

Criteria	Marks	Description
Storyboard Visuals	5
	5	All four scenes are clearly sketched with detailed visual descriptions. Each scene includes backgrounds, characters, and important objects.
	4	Three scenes are clearly sketched with detailed visual descriptions. One scene may lack minor details.
	3	Two scenes are clearly sketched with detailed visual descriptions. Two scenes may lack minor details.
	2	One scene is clearly sketched with detailed visual descriptions. Three scenes lack details.
	1	Minimal effort in sketching. Most scenes lack details.
	0	No visual descriptions provided.
Character Positioning & Text Narration	5
	5	Each scene includes clear positioning of characters with accurate text narration of at least 4 sentences per scene. Dialogues are coherent and contribute to the story.
	4	Each scene includes clear positioning of characters with accurate text narration of at least 3 sentences per scene. Dialogues are mostly coherent.
	3	Each scene includes clear positioning of characters with accurate text narration of at least 2 sentences per scene. Dialogues are partially coherent.
	2	Scenes have characters and text narration, but positioning is unclear or text is less than 2 sentences per scene.
	1	Minimal effort in character positioning and text narration.
	0	No character positioning or text narration provided.
Animation Description	3
	3	Two animations are clearly described across the four scenes, including details on how and when they occur.
	2	Two animations are mentioned but lack detail on how and when they occur.
	1	One animation is described with some detail.
	0	No animations described.
Implementation in Scratch	2
	2	The Scratch project closely follows the storyboard, with all scenes, dialogues, and animations accurately implemented.
	1	The Scratch project follows the storyboard with minor deviations. Most scenes, dialogues, and animations are accurately implemented.
	0	The Scratch project does not follow the storyboard or is not implemented.
Creativity & Coherence	1
	1	The story is creative, coherent, and engaging. It shows originality and thoughtful integration of elements.
	0	The story lacks creativity, coherence, or engagement. It appears rushed or poorly thought out.
Total	15

© 2024  Vedesh Kungebeharry. All rights reserved.