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Independent Novel Study Google Slide Project
You're Quite the Character Project
Rubric Code:
F24684A
By
CGately
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assignment
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Independent Novel Study
Mastery
4 pts
Proficient
3 pts
Developing
2 pts
Needs Improvement
1 pts
Summary
Mastery
Student determines the central events/ideas providing an excellent and detailed objective summary. Summary includes majority of the pivotal points of the story.
Proficient
Student determines the central events/ideas providing a very good detailed objective summary. Summary includes many of the pivotal points of the story.
Developing
Student does not contain many central events/ideas and does not provide a detailed objective summary. Summary includes some of the pivotal points of the story.
Needs Improvement
Student has minimal/very few central events/ideas and/or summary is not detailed and/or does not include pivotal points of the story.
Theme
Mastery
Student identifies 1 or 2 Theme(s) and thoroughly explains what happened in novel that led to identifying the Theme(s). Concluding Sentence clearly states why Theme(s) is important to learn. Several references from the text are used as support.
Proficient
Student identifies 1 or 2 Themes and partially explains what happened in novel that led to identifying one/two themes. Concluding Sentence states/partially states why Theme(s) is important to learn. Few references from the text are cited as support.
Developing
Student identifies 1 or 2 Themes but barely explains what happened in novel that led to identifying one/two themes. Concluding Sentence partially states/does not state why Theme(s) is important to learn. Few/no references from the text are cited as support.
Needs Improvement
Student poorly identifies 1 or 2 Themes and/or does not explain what happened in novel that led to identifying one/two themes. Concluding Sentence does not state why Theme(s) is important to learn. Few/no references from the text are cited as support.
Character Analysis/Description
Mastery
The student shows excellent knowledge of the characters by accurately depicting their traits. Description includes traits that are supported by Text Evidence from the novel.
Proficient
The student shows very good knowledge of the characters' traits. Description includes traits that are supported by Text Evidence from the novel.
Developing
The student's characterization shows minimal knowledge of the characters' traits.
Description includes minimal traits that are not supported by Text Evidence from the novel.
Needs Improvement
The student's characterization is lacking detailed knowledge of the character. OR The student's writing of the character does not capture the character's traits. Text Evidence is missing/lacks connection to traits.
Mechanics: Grammar, spelling, punctuation
Mastery
No spelling, grammar, punctuation, and/or capitalization issues.
Proficient
Minor spelling, grammar, punctuation, and/or capitalization issues.
Developing
Numerous spelling, grammar, punctuation, and/or capitalization issues.
Needs Improvement
Major spelling, grammar, punctuation, and/or capitalization issues.
Keywords:
CHARACTER ANALYSIS/Theme
Subjects:
English
Types:
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