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Bookmark Book Report Bookmark Book Report You are to create a bookmark in order to promote your chapter book of choice. Due on or before OCTOBER 27th. Rubric Code: N8593X By csrota Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Bookmark Book Report Worth 100 points Late projects will not be accepted.
	Outstanding 17 pts	Good 15 pts	Satisfactory 14 pts	Needs Improvement 13 pts	Unsatisfactory 0 pts
Title, author, publisher, and price Enter criteria description	Outstanding The title, author, publisher, and price are all included on the bookmark	Good One of the items is missing.	Satisfactory Two of the items are missing	Needs Improvement Three of the items are missing	Unsatisfactory Not included
Brief description of book Enter criteria description	Outstanding An outstanding description will make me want to read this book. Two or three great sentences that tell me what this book is about.	Good A good description will be one or two sentences. They will generally describe the subject of the book.	Satisfactory A satisfactory description will be one sentence. I will not know or understand what the book is about.	Needs Improvement The description is not written in a complete sentence. No effort is evident.	Unsatisfactory Not included
Illustration of cover Enter criteria description	Outstanding An outstanding illustration would be done in color and effort will be unquestionable. The picture represents the cover of the book.	Good A good illustration will be in color. Effort is evident and it generally represents the cover of the book.	Satisfactory This illustaration could have been done better and could have shown more effort. It is either not in color or does not represent the book.	Needs Improvement The illustration is half finished or rushed. No effort is evident. It is not in color.	Unsatisfactory Not included
Quote	Outstanding An outstanding quote will sell this book. It will be a complete sentence and will make me want to go out and read your book. Effort is unquestionable.	Good A good quote will be one that makes sense but did not require extra thought or effort.	Satisfactory A satisfactory quote will be present, but little effort is evident. It will not make people want to read the book.	Needs Improvement The quote is not a complete sentence or does not make sense.	Unsatisfactory Not included
Grammar and spelling	Outstanding 0-1 errors in spelling or grammar overall.	Good 2-3 errors in spelling or grammar overall	Satisfactory 4-5 errors in spelling or grammar overall	Needs Improvement 6 errors in spelling or grammar overall	Unsatisfactory Over 6 errors in spelling or grammar
Overall appearance	Outstanding This is a WOW bookmark. Effort and time is clearly evident.	Good Good job on the bookmark. Effort and time is present.	Satisfactory You could have spent more time on this project.	Needs Improvement The bookmark is lacking effort and thought.	Unsatisfactory Dirty, torn, poorly written, no effort is evident. You did not put enough time into this assignment.

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