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Inventor Report Each student was to choose an inventor, read a book on him or her, and write a report on him or her. Rubric Code: MXW3C3 By jrgrycki Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Science Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Inventor Report
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
The work was the student's.	Poor A bibliography was not at the bottom of the page. Most of the writing sounded as if it were copied straight from the book.	Fair A bibliography was put at the bottom of the page, but it was mostly incorrect. Most of the writing sounded as if it were from the student and not the book.	Good A bibliography was put at the bottom of the page and was mostly correct. The writing sounded as if it were from the student and not just copied from the book.
Correct grammar and spelling	Poor The student had seven or more grammar mistakes. The student did not indent. The report did not flow.	Fair The student had 4-6 spelling or grammar mistakes. The student might or might not have indented. The report did not flow in some spots.	Good The student had 0-3 spelling or grammar mistakes. The student indented to show the beginning of the paragraph. The report flowed.
Neatness	Poor The whole report was hard to read.	Fair Some words were hard to read.	Good The report was very legible.
The student told important facts.	Poor They answered very few of the following: who their inventor was, what they invented, why we should remember them, and put some important details in their story. They repeated themselves. They wrote too much.	Fair The student did not answer all of the following: who their inventor was, what they invented, why we should have remembered them, and put some important details in their story. They might have repeated themselves in parts. Their report might have been too long.	Good The student told who their inventor was, what they invented, why we should have remembered them, and put some important details in their story. They did not repeat themselves. They chose only the important events and did not write a "book."