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Oral Book Talk 
Oral Book Report
Present an oral book report to your 5th grade class
Rubric Code: P4A37C
By mdrake
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Oral Book Report
  Advanced

4 pts

Proficient

3 pts

Partially Proficient

2 pts

Unsatisfactory

1 pts

Speaks clearly - eye contact

Speak clearly, properly, politely, and recognize the difference between formal
and informal language.
Advanced

Speaks clearly using formal language, emotion, excitement, and pauses when needed. Looks at the audience most of the time, referring to notes occasionally.
Proficient

Speaks audibly, using some slang.
Uses some emotional expression in voice tones, and looks up at the audience from time to time.
Partially Proficient

Speaks quietly. Listener has to work to hear.
Uses slang or "ums" often.
Monotone voice. Looks up only briefly.
Unsatisfactory

Speaks so quietly that listeners often cannot hear.
Parts of the story unclear.
No eye contact.
Comprehension

Participate in group discussion.

• Ask and respond to questions from teacher and other group members.
Advanced

Is able to answer questions from the class about the story correctly and completely. Uses quotes from the text in presentation.
Proficient

Answers questions accurately without hesitation, although may lack elaboration.
Partially Proficient

Seems unsure of answers to some questions, but is able to partially answer, if not clearly answer.
Unsatisfactory

Answers questions incorrectly, or cannot answer questions. Does not seem to have comprehended huge chunks of the story.
Story Elements

Retell a story, describing the plot, characters, and setting.
Advanced

Is able to accurately explain the plot, different main characters, and the setting of the story. Includes author, name of book, and a conclusion with opinion of the book.
Proficient

Is able to explain important parts of the plot and mentions the main characters.
Includes name of book and author, and a short opinion of the book.
Partially Proficient

Does not give one or more of the following:
1- an accurate account of the plot.
2- main characters
3- author or book name
4- opinion of the book
Unsatisfactory

Is unable to tell the plot of the story in any detail.
Follow rules of conversation

Use rules ofconversation
Advanced

Raises hand, allows others to ask questions, and focuses attention on speaker when they are speaking. Questions asked are thoughtful and show evidence of attention to peer presentations.
Proficient

Raises hand , allows others to ask questions, and focuses attention on the speaker most of the time.
Does not distract others in any way during presentations.
Partially Proficient

Blurts questions, or makes statements about another student's story, instead of asking pertinent questions.
Unsatisfactory

Does not pay attention while other students are giving their report, or distracts others by talking.



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