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Poster book report 
Rubric Code: F54287
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Subject: English  
Type: Writing  
Grade Levels: 6-8

Powered by iRubric Poster book report
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

2 paragraph summary

Poor

I did not include a summary about the book.
Fair

I either included a summary about the entire book, but it's not 2 paragraphs OR my summary does not tell about the entire book (just part of it).
Good

I included a 2-paragraph summary about the entire book but it's written directly on the posterboard OR it's only 4 sentences long.
Excellent

I included a 2-paragraph summary about the entire book on a piece of paper and glued it to my poster. Each paragraph is a minimum of 5 sentences long.
characters

Poor

I did not include a picture or description of the main characters.
Fair

I drew a picture of each main character OR I included a 3 sentence description of each, but I did not do both.
Good

I drew a picture of each main character but I did not included 3 sentences describing each one.
Excellent

I drew a picture of each main character and included a minimum of 3 sentences about each one (on a white piece of paper and cut and glued to the poster).
setting (time and place)

Poor

I did not include the setting or a description of it.
Fair

I included a non-colored picture of the setting, a poor description of it, and I did not include the date.
Good

I included a colored picture of the setting and a written description of it, but I did not include the date.
Excellent

I included a colored picture of the setting and a written description of it (along with the date).
problem/solution

Poor

I did not include the problem and the solution in a paragraph, but I did draw a picture.
Fair

I only included one paragraph to describe the problem and solution together. I only included one picture to describe both.
Good

In included a paragraph minimum of EACH the problem and the solution, but they are not a minimum of 5 sentences. I only included one picture to describe the problem and the solution.
Excellent

I included a paragraph minimum of EACH the problem and the solution. Minimum of 5 sentences each. I included a picture to tell about each the problem AND the solution.
editing

Poor

I have 5 or more grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistakes.
Fair

I have 4 grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistakes.
Good

I have 2 or 3 grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistakes.
Excellent

I only have 1 grammar, spelling, or punctuation mistake.
presentation

Poor

My pictures are not neat and colored. My descriptions are not neat or complete. I drew and wrote directly on the poster instead of on paper first.
Fair

My pictures are not neat, but they are colored. My descriptions are not neat, but they are mostly complete. I drew or wrote much of my information directly on the poster instead of on paper first.
Good

My pictures are pretty neat and mostly colored. My descriptions are typed or written neatly and straight. I did not draw or write everything on separate paper before gluing it on the poster.
Excellent

My pictures are neat and colorful. My descriptions and summaries are neat (typed or handwritten) and written straight. Everything is drawn on separate paper and then glued to my poster. My poster is attractive and colorful.




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