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5th Grade Independent Reading Logs
5th Grade Independent Reading Logs
My 5th grade students maintain reading logs for the books they are reading independently. Students are given freedom in choosing topics for their writing, so long as they are completing an entry after each independent reading session. They take their reading logs home on a daily basis to review with their parents and get them signed. I collect reading logs throughout the week (each student has a designated day that their log is to be turned in) and provide feedback.
Rubric Code:
RX5X3C8
By
Mathgirl56
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
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5th Grade Independent Reading Logs
Improvement Needed
1 pts
Progressing
2 pts
Excellent
3 pts
Frequency of Entries
Improvement Needed
Journal entries are incomplete for days at a time. Journal entries are only 1-2 sentences long. Journal entries do not communicate a complete thought.
Progressing
A complete journal entry is made 4 days a week. Journal entries are 3-5 sentences long. Journal entries communicate a nearly-developed thought.
Excellent
A complete journal entry is made after each independent reading session. Journal entries are a minimum of 6 sentences, with a fully developed thought.
Identifies story elements
Improvement Needed
Journal entries show little or no reflective thinking of story elements. (example: the student may list the characters but not explain anything about them).
Progressing
Journal entries show some reflective thinking of some story elements. The student demonstrates 3 of the following elements: characters, setting, plot, main idea, problem/solution for each fictional book read. (example: the student may provide descriptions of the characters in the book, but shows limited ability to think beyond what the text states explicitly about the characters)
Excellent
Journal entries show reflective thinking about the story elements. The student demonstrates knowledge of characters, setting, plot, main idea, and problem/solution for each fictional book read. (example: the student names a character and states something they know about the character that is not explicitly stated in the text, such as the character's personality or feelings).
Knowledge of reading strategies
Improvement Needed
Journal entries do not demonstrate any use of effective reading strategies (inferences, predictions, sequencing, etc...).
Progressing
Journal entries demonstrate that the student is making some use of effective reading strategies (inferences, predictions, sequencing, etc...) but thoughts are not complete.
Excellent
Journal entries demonstrate that the student is making use of effective reading strategies (inferences, predictions, sequencing, etc...) in complete thoughts.
Variety of genres
Improvement Needed
Student does not show variety of genres each grading quarter (only 1 genre).
Progressing
Student reads a small variety of genres each grading quarter (2 different genres).
Excellent
Student reads a variety of genres each grading quarter (at least 4 different genres).
Neatness/Fulfillment of requirement
Improvement Needed
Journal entries are not able to be read. Journal entries are not signed by parent/guardian. Journals are not turned in on time.
Progressing
Journal entries need some work on neatness. Journal entries are signed by a parent/guardian 4 times a week. Journals are turned in on designated day.
Excellent
Journal entries are neat and easy to read. Journal entries are signed by parent/guardian each night. Journals are turned in on designated day.
Keywords:
Reading Groups
Subjects:
Education
Types:
Reading
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