WHO AM I?
1. Use the Husky Paw Print as your template. Create a collage of words (phrases, quotes, lyrics,
mottos, sentences, etc.) to represent all of the personal interests, traits, beliefs, values, strengths,
weaknesses, etc., that you gathered from the personal interest inventory.
2. Put your name and/or a picture in the largest part of the Husky Paw Print in a creative way.
Use this as another way to show off your personality and what makes you unique!
3. Add colors, graphics, or other 3D items that represent who you are! Use colored pens or
markers, different types of fonts or prints, etc. Be creative!
4. Write a paragraph explaining how the paw print represents who you are and what is important
to you. Be specific!
Rubric:
Assessment
Category
Content
Appearance
Grammar &
Mechanics
5
The written
content is
personalized,
very specific,
well-developed,
and
demonstrates
self-reflection
from the
interest
inventory.
The paw print is
a complete,
finished
product, is easy
to read, and
fully
demonstrates
evidence of
revision &
editing.
There are 0-2
errors in
capitalization,
end
punctuation,
and spelling.
Total: _____/ 30 points
4
The written
content is
mostly
personalized,
well-developed,
and
demonstrates
some selfreflection from
the interest
inventory.
The paw print
is a complete,
finished
product, is
fairly easy to
read, and
mostly
demonstrates
evidence of
revision &
editing.
There are 3-5
errors in
capitalization,
end
punctuation,
and spelling.
3
The written
content is
personalized
and creative in
some places,
and
demonstrates an
attempt at selfreflection; lacks
variety of
categories.
The paw print
is complete, but
demonstrates a
lack of revision
& editing; it
fairly easy to
read.
There are 6-8
errors in
capitalization,
end
punctuation,
and spelling.
2
The written
content is
mostly
generalized and
lacks original,
personalized
concepts; the
ideas are offtopic for the
assignment.
The paw print
is complete, but
appears to be a
first draft;
doesn’t
demonstrate
any revision or
editing; very
messy and
difficult to read
in most places.
There are 9-10
errors in
capitalization,
end
punctuation,
and spelling.
1
The written
content is
unoriginal; the
ideas are offtopic or
incomplete; no
attempts were
made to
incorporate the
interest
inventory.
The paw print
is sloppy or
incomplete;
doesn’t
demonstrate
any revision or
editing; is
illegible.
There are 11 or
more errors in
capitalization,
end
punctuation,
and spelling.
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