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Charlotte's Web Project Charlotte's Web Project Student Choice Book Report Project Rubric Code: G9WCWC By Lhodge Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Charlotte's Web Project
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Ideas	Excellent Excels in responding to assignment. Interesting; demonstrates logical progression of ideas. Ideas are clearly communicated. Shows careful reading of book.	Good A decent accomplishment, responding appropriately to the assignment. Good ideas, but not fully developed. Shows reading of the book.	Fair Average, but less effective, not responding well to the assignment. Presents ideas in general terms. Shows some reading of the book.	Poor Does not respond to the assignment. Reveals only brief skimming of the book. No story elements are present.
Information	Excellent Excellent use of material from the book. Demonstrates understanding of story concepts and theories of the reading. Connections are made very well.	Good Uses appropriate references from the book. Use of support from the text, is not used effectively. Most of the required information is present.	Fair Often uses general statements to support points, and does not consistently make connections to the book/main idea. Less than half of the required information is present.	Poor Lacks supporting evidence. No use of the book. All required information is missing.
Organization	Excellent Uses a logical structure, appropriate to the assignment. Guides the reader through the sequence of events or progression of ideas.	Good Shows some organization of ideas. Project shows some understanding of the central idea.	Fair Somewhat lacking in organization. Information feels random.	Poor No organization is present.
Mechanics	Excellent Almost entirely free of spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors.	Good Some spelling, punctuation, and grammatical errors.	Fair Grammar and mechanics may annoy the reader, but do not significantly interfere with meaning.	Poor Grammar and mechanics get in the way of reader comprehension. No use of spell-check or self-editing.
Presentation	Excellent Presentation is interesting, colorful, and complete. All required elements are evident in the presentation written, and/or illustrated projects.	Good Presentation is somewhat interesting, colorful, and at least three of the five elements are present in written, and/or illustrated presentations.	Fair Presentation is limited in information and interest. No color is used for visual presentations. Less than three of the five elements are present in any of the types of presentations.	Poor Presentation has no information and is not interesting.