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Pizza Book Report 
Sandwich Book Report
Rubric Code: P273CC
By lesriddick
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Slice 1 -Title, Author, Illistrator

Excellent

Student neatly and fully gave me the Author, Title and Illustrator of the book.
Good

Student gave me the 2 of the three or noted why not. For example, they may not have had an illustrator.
Fair

Student gave me one of the three unless noted. Or the information is not neatly written.
Poor

Student did not give the required information and it was not neatly presented.
Overall appearance

Excellent

Student was extremely careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows very high effort.
Good

Student was careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows high effort.
Fair

Student was somewhat careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows some effort.
***OR it is apparent the student did not complete the project without significant help. Too neatly and perfectly presented.
Poor

Student was not careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows very little effort.
Slice 3 - Setting

Excellent

Student wrote complete sentences fully detailing the time and place the story took place.
Good

Student did not write complete sentences on the time and place and story took place.
Fair

Student did not give complete sentences or left details off of the the time or place the story took place.
Poor

Student left the setting incomplete or not in complete sentences.
Slice 2 - Main Character

Excellent

Student wrote complete sentences on what the main characters are like.
Good

Student did not write sentences on what the main characters are like.
Fair

Student left part of the main characters description off or incomplete.
Poor

Student does not give a complete or accurate description of the main characters.
Slice 4 & 5 - Summary and Plot

Excellent

Student wrote full descriptions on 2 pieces. Complete sentences tell the full summary of the plot. I understand what the story was about and what happens.
Good

Student wrote wrote a reasonable explanation which the reader can follow. It is in complete sentences but leaves some description out.
Fair

Student wrote or gave only one slice to this section. It was not incomplete sentences. It was not a complete or easily followed description. Leaves details out and leaves the reader hanging.
Poor

Student left big holes. Did not let the reader follow the plot. Did not write in complete sentences.
Slice 6 - Favorite part of the book

Excellent

Student wrote a complete explanation of why this was their favorite part of the book. Written in complete sentences and neatly written. Fully detailed
Good

Student wrote complete sentences about their favorite part of the book. The part was not quite fully explained or the student did not give a full reason why it was thier favorite. Lacking details
Fair

Student wrote their favorite part of the book but left why it was or gave no description of what happened. poor details.
Poor

Student wrote did not give details, or explanation to their favorite part. Left this part off. Or did not explain.




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