MODULE 5 – Week 7 and 8

Performance Task

Competencies (MELC)

a. Produce a creative representation of a literary text by applying multimedia skills

(EN12Lit-Ie-31.1)
b. Apply ICT skills in crafting an adaptation of a literary text (EN12Lit-Ie-31.2)

Literary adaptation is the adapting of a literary source (e.g., a novel,

short story, play, poem) to another genre or medium, such as music, a
stage play, a ballet, an opera, a film, or even an animation. It can also
involve adapting the same literary work in the same genre or medium,
just for different purposes, e.g., to work with a smaller cast, in a smaller
venue, or a larger cast in a larger venue, or for a different demographic
group (such as adapting a story for children).

TASK:
Create an E-book version of your own literary adaptation of the movie,
FROZEN. The literary adaptation must be suitable for a certain
demographic group – for teenagers. Take note that you can adapt
different genre (horror, comedy, or even sci-fi version!) but stick with the
story plot.

Reminder:

Bondpaper size must be 8x11.

Save your file in PDF format.
Your E-book must contain illustrations.
Read the rubric first before crafting your E-book.

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Here is a scoring rubric as a basis in rating your output.

Criteria Exemplary (10) Satisfactory Developing Having

(9-8) (7-6) Difficulty
(5-4)
Adaptation Presentation Presentation Presentation Presentation
exemplary satisfactorily somewhat do not
demonstrates the demonstrates demonstrates demonstrate
student’s the student’s the student’s the student’s
understanding understandin understandin understandin
on how literary g on how g on how g on how
adaptation literary literary literary
works. adaptation adaptation adaptation
works. works. works.
Organizatio Content is well- Content is Content Content is
n organized and all organized but sometimes not
the important one to two appears organized and
events from the important unorganized there are
adapted text are event/s and there are more than
present. is/are threefour five
missed from important important
the adapted events are events missed
text. missed from from the
the adapted adapted text.
text.
Uniqueness Output Output Output Output
presented presented is presented is presented is
is unique and unique. somewhat imitated from
exemplar. unique but another
plain. source.
Appearance Appearance Presentation Presentation Presentation
Presentation is attractive is somewhat is not
(graphics, and attractive and attractive and
format, appealing to appealing to appealing to
illustrations…etc the viewers. the viewers. the viewers.
.) is very
attractive
and appealing to
the viewers.
Writing There is good Most The essay Sentences are

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Convention sentence sentences are contains repetitive and
structure, and structured grammar and difficult to
there are not any correctly but spelling understand.
grammar and not all, and errors, and a Poor
spelling errors in there are one few of the grammar is
the essay. or two sentences used and
grammar and does not have there are
spelling the correct spelling
errors in the structure errors
essay.

SELF - EVALUATION CHECKLIST

Kindly accomplish the checklist by putting a check on the column of

your choice.

I am SATISFACTORILY ACHIEVED SOMEWHAT NOT

expected ACHIEVED ACHIEVED ACHIEVED
to…
use an
appropriate
multimedia
format in
crafting an
adaptation of
a text.
observe
uniqueness
in my
presentation.
apply ICT
skills in
crafting an
adaptation.
make the
presentation
very

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attractive to
the
audience.
observe
organization
of contents
and no
single text is
missed.

How do I feel about my output?

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