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Percy Jackson-The Lightning Thief Illustrated Encyclopedia Percy Jackson-The Lightning Thief Book report on Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief. Rubric Code: L23AAX6 By ruth_e1298 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Excellent 20 pts	Good 15 pts	Fair 10 pts	poor 5 pts
Completeness Did the student add pictures and paragraphs for all required entries.	Excellent The student has all of the pictures, summaries and pages complete	Good The student has most of the data in the encyclopedia. Is missing 1 characters.	Fair The student has most of the data in the encyclopedia. Missing 2-3 characters, pictures or paragraphs.	poor The student has 4 or more missing paragraphs, pictures of data.
Pictures The way the encyclopedia was illustrated	Excellent The student clearly demonstrates time was invested into the pictures. Details were attempted throughout an color utilized.	Good The student demonstrated time was invested in most of the project. 2-3 appear to be rushed or lacking detail.	Fair The student invested time but rushed through a significant amount of the illustrations as well. 4-6 were lacking detail.	poor The student rushed through more than 7. They lacked detail and color.
Grammar Student uses punctuation, grammar and complete sentences.	Excellent The student has no grammatical errors.	Good The student has 1-2 grammatical errors	Fair The student has 3-4 grammatical errors	poor The student has more than 4 grammatical errors.
Composition Student gave good details, had well developed sentences and provide all of the information necessary to explain the god/goddess, monster or myth.	Excellent The student provided lots of information on each and every entry	Good The student provided information on each entry but lacked detail on 1-2	Fair The student provided information but was brief which made it difficult to understand who the entry was about and the significance. Or 3-4 were lacking detail.	poor The student lacked detail in 5 or more of the entries.