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Reading and Comprehension
Reading and Comprehension
Rubric Code:
L233CB5
By
paulawhite
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Subject:
English
Type:
Assessment
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Reading Comprehension
Exceeding
4 pts
Meeting
3 pts
Approaching
2 pts
Emerging
1 pts
Comprehension & Description
Exceeding
After reading the story, the student describes the characters, settings, major events, and key details perfectly.
Meeting
The student describes the characters, settings, major events, and key details, but forgets 2 or less details of these four things.
Approaching
The student does not retain the information including: characters, settings, major events, and key details.
Emerging
The student does not give half of the information of the characters, settings, major events, and key details.
Comprehension By Asking & Answering Questions
Exceeding
After reading the story, the student is able to demonstrate understanding by asking and answering questions in a clear, logical manner using academic language that exceeds expectations. The response refers to the text perfectly.
Meeting
After reading the story, the student is able to demonstrate understanding by asking and answering questions that seem logical and refer to the text missing only one or two key aspects.
Approaching
After reading the story, the student asks minimal questions and can provide minimal detail on characters, settings, major events, and key details.
Emerging
After reading the story, the student asks no questions and can answer only one or two details about the story.
Main idea
Exceeding
After reading the story, the student describes the characters' feelings, motivations, or their traits and can explain the moral, lesson, or message in the story perfectly.
Meeting
After reading the story, the student describes the characters' feelings, motivations, or traits with one or two details and can explain competently the moral, lesson, or message in the story.
Approaching
After reading the story, the student describes the characters' feelings, motivations, or traits with one or no details and can explain semi-competently the moral, lesson, or message in the story.
Emerging
After reading the story, the student describes the characters' feelings, motivations, or traits with no details and can't explain competently the moral, lesson, or message in the story.
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