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Book Cover
A Week in the Woods Book Cover
Design a new cover for the book you read and include a summary on the back.
Rubric Code:
S4C854
By
Smckelvey
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
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Book Cover
Way to go!
6 pts
Good work.
4 pts
Not quite there...
2 pts
Format
Way to go!
The title and author are both included and correctly spelled and capitalized and located on appropriate places on the book.
Summary includes 4 or more sentences and includes the main events of the story.
Good work.
The title and author are included and correctly spelled or capitalized. They are located in an appropriate location, but it may be difficult to read, and/or
summary includes 2-4 sentences that talks about the story, but may not summarize the main events.
Not quite there...
The title and author are misspelled, not capitalized and are not located in a logical location, or may be illegible, and/or summary is less than 2 sentences and does not summarize the story.
Illustration
Way to go!
An illustration is included that is not copied from the book and shows a main idea or main character from the story. The illustration shows effort through both complexity of drawing or technology. The book cover shows an original idea.
Good work.
An illustration is included that has not been copied from the front cover. It has to do with an event in the story, but it is not an important event. The illustration shows effort, either through complexity of drawing or through technology.
Not quite there...
An illustration is included that has nothing to do with the story or has been copied off the front of the book.
Paragraph explaining cove
Way to go!
Paragraph is set up properly with a indented topic sentence, examples with details, and a concluding sentence.
It answers the prompt(s) completely
Good work.
Paragraph is mostly set up properly, missing only one element.
It answers the
prompt(s) well.
Not quite there...
The paragraph is missing many elements of paragraph structure.
It does not answer the prompt(s) very well. It is confusing and/or there is not enough detail.
Mechanics
Way to go!
Only 1 spelling or grammatical error were found and
Good work.
2-4 spelling or grammatical errors were found.
Not quite there...
5 or more spelling or grammitcal errors were found.
Subjects:
Arts and Design
English
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Types:
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Reading
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