iRubric: Reading Comprehension rubric

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Reading Comprehension Reading Comprehension The student will read (or have a story read to them) and will fill out a reading comprehension sheet over what went on in the story. Rubric Code: Q9C9B2 By marisag5 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Reading Comprehension
	Below Average 1 pts	Average 2 pts	Above Average 3 pts
Setting	Below Average The student does not know where the story took place.	Average The student can say 1 of the places the story takes place in.	Above Average The student can say all of the places the story took place in.
Characters	Below Average The student does not know any of the characters in the story.	Average The student can give at least less than half characters in the story.	Above Average The student can give over half or all of the characters in the story.
Problem	Below Average The student does not know the problem in the story.	Average The student is vague on what the problem is in the story or knows less than half of the problems in the story.	Above Average The student states the problem or knows more than half of the problems in the story.
Resolution	Below Average The student does not know the resolution of the problem in the story.	Average The student is vague on the resolution of the problem or knows less than half of the resolutions of the problems in the story.	Above Average The student states the resolution of the problem or knows more than half of the resolutions of the problems in the story.
Main Idea	Below Average The student does not know the main idea of the story.	Average The student is vague on the main idea of the story.	Above Average The student states the main idea of the story clearly.
Author Wanted Me To Know	Below Average The student does not know what the author wanted them to know from the story.	Average The student has a vague idea of what the author wanted them to know from the story.	Above Average The student states what the author wanted them to know from the story clearly.