Trickster Tales Rubric

4th Grade Research and Inquiry Activities

	Did not Attempt	Did not Complete	Completed Task with Assistance	Completed Tasks Independently	Completed Task with Additional Activities
The student used the Internet to read Asian trickster tales.
The student learned more about props used to help tell Asian stories.
The student retold the Asian trickster tales they read to each other using props they created.
The student completed an additional activity.

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