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Newspaper without reading log Newspaper Rubric Code: E3CAB3 By Melissa_Joines Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Newspaper Front Page
	None 0 pts	Below Average 2 pts	Average 5 pts	Above Average 8 pts	Superior 10 pts
Title	None There is no newspaper title.	Below Average A title is provided but it has nothing to do with the novel.	Average The student used the name of the novel as the title of the newspaper.	Above Average The title of the newspaper represents the novel but does not seem like a real newspaper title.	Superior The title is a good representation of the novel.
Article Pictures
	None 0 pts	Below Average 3 pts	Average 7 pts	Above Average 11 pts	Superior 15 pts
Pictures	None No pictures are provided.	Below Average There are less than three pictures with or without captions but one or more of them do not relate to the story.	Average There are less than three pictures with captions, but they relate to the story.	Above Average Pictures are provided for all articles but do not contain captions or contain captions but do not relate to the story.	Superior There are pictures provided with all of the newspapers articles with captions, and they relate to the story.
Reading
	Poor 0 pts	Below Average 4 pts	Average 10 pts	Above Average 16 pts	Superior 20 pts
In-class reading	Poor The student never brought his/her novel to class and usually wasted time by talking, sleeping, drawing, etc.	Below Average The student rarely brought his/her book to class and had to be called on numerous times for not reading during the allotted time.	Average There were numerous times that the student did not bring his/her book to class, and he/she had to be called on a few times for not reading during the allotted time.	Above Average The student did not bring his/her book to class a few days but did read during the allotted time.	Superior The student had his/her novel and read the entire time that students were allotted for reading.
Presentation
	Poor 8 pts	Below Average 11 pts	Average 14 pts	Above Average 17 pts	Superior 20 pts
Presentation	Poor The student provided very little detail about the novel and was unable to answer all questions.	Below Average The student needed to provide more detail about the novel, and the presenation was difficult to follow/understand because the student either jumped around a lot in his/her information, or was not specific when referring to certain characters or events.	Average The student provided good detail in the presentation and was able to answer most, but not all, questions.	Above Average The student provided excellent detail, but the presentation was little difficult to follow/understand because the student either jumped around a lot in his/her information, or was not specific when referring to certain characters or events.	Superior The student provided excellent detail and was able to answer all questions, if any, so that it appeared clear that he/she was knowledgeable about the novel.
Articles
	Poor 15 pts	Below Average 20 pts	Average 25 pts	Above Average 30 pts	Superior 35 pts
Articles	Poor There are less than three articles.	Below Average The articles are written like summaries and are not typed.	Average Articles are well-written with very few mistakes but are not typed. OR The articles are typed but are written like summaries instead of newspaper articles.	Above Average The articles are well-written about events from the story but contain several mistakes in grammar and mechanics. They are typed.	Superior The articles are well-written about events from the story and contain very few mistakes in grammar and mechanics. They are typed.

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