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Book Report (Fiction), Written Componet
Book Report (Fiction), Written Componet
Evaluate a book (narrative)
Rubric Code:
EX8X23W
By
d_warr
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Subject:
English
Type:
Writing
Grade Levels:
K-5, 6-8
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reading recount
Outstanding
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Making Progress
2 pts
Area for improvement
1 pts
Reflect
Outstanding
- comprehensively answers the questions: What do you think is the life lesson? Why do you think this?
- gives relevant examples from the story and opinions about the book
Good
- adequately answers all or most questions: What do you think is the life lesson? Why do you think this?
- gives concrete examples from the story and opinions about the book
Making Progress
- vaguely answers all or most questions: What do you think is the life lesson? Why do you think this?
- gives some examples from the story and opinions about the book
Area for improvement
- neglects to adequately answer the questions: What do you think is the life lesson? Why do you think this?
- gives few examples from the story nor opinions about the book
Retell
Outstanding
- a very comprehensive summary of setting, main problem, main characters, beginning/ middle/end and the problem/resolution
Good
- a comprehensive summary of setting, main problem, main characters, beginning/ middle/end and the problem/resolution
Making Progress
- somewhat comprehensive summary of setting, main problem, main characters, beginning/ middle/end and the problem/resolution
Area for improvement
Very comprehensive summary of setting, main problem, main characters, beginning/ middle/end and the problem/resolution
Recommend
Outstanding
- comprehensively answers: who would enjoy this book? (Gives substantial examples from the story.
Good
- adequately answers: who would enjoy this book? (Gives some examples from the story.
Making Progress
- vaguely answers: who would enjoy this book? (Gives few examples from the story.
Area for improvement
- inadequately answers: who would enjoy this book? (Gives few examples from the story.
Report
Outstanding
- includes all of the following, done neatly/thoroughly: title, author, name, image (not cover), why chose this image
Good
- includes most of the following: title, author, name, image (not cover), why chose this image
Making Progress
- includes some of the following: title, author, name, image (not cover), why chose this image
Area for improvement
- includes few of the following: title, author, name, image (not cover), why chose this image
Keywords:
Recount
Subjects:
English
Types:
Reading
Writing
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