iRubric: R5 Rubric - Read, Relax, Reflect, Respond, Rap

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R5 Rubric - Read, Relax, Reflect, Respond, Rap R5 Rubric - Read, Relax, Reflect, Respond, Rap Independent Reading and Journal Response Rubric Rubric Code: M2A32A By lilclark Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Language Arts Seminar R5
	Poor 25 pts	Fair 25 pts	Good 25 pts	Excellent 25 pts
Read and Relax	Poor You are not prepared for reading, you do not have a book or equivalent. You must be repeatedly redirected and moved. You are disrupting others during reading.	Fair You are not prepared for reading. You do not have a book or equivalent, but locate reading material from class library. You need to be redirected more than once. This disrupts other students.	Good You are prepared for reading. You begin reading promptly and remains on task for most of the time.	Excellent You are AlWAYS prepared for reading. You begin reading promptly and remain focused for the ENTIRE time.
Reflect and Respond	Poor You have not been responding to your reading in your response journal. Let me know what you are thinking!	Fair You sometimes respond to your reading through your response journal. Your entries are partially related to the skills/strategies.	Good You are responding to your reading through your response journal. Your entries are closely directed to the skills/strategies.	Excellent Your journal responses are right on target! Your entries reflect the skills/strategies. You included what was learned, feelings, questions, and extensions to other subjects.
Rap	Poor You are not sharing your responses with others! Share with others what you are thinking!	Fair You sometimes share your responses with others during the appropriate time. It appears your are trying to think as you read.	Good You share your responses with others during the appropriate time. It appears you are thinking as you read.	Excellent You are sharing your responses with others during the appropriate time. It is apparent you are thinking as you read.
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