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Features of Oral Language Language features, structures, and conventions Tone, volume, inflection, and pace Rubric Code: SX7X723 By hagelund_l Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Features of Oral Language
	Not Yet Within 1 pts	Almost Meeting 2 pts	Meeting 3 pts	Fully Meeting 4 pts
Tone Conveyed through the choice of words or the viewpoint of the writer. Can be funny, formal, informal, sad, sarcastic or cheerful.	Not Yet Within Unable to pick up on tone	Almost Meeting Knows that there is a tone, but not sure what it is	Meeting Is able to identify tone	Fully Meeting Is able to identify and read passage accordingly
Volume Reads in a clear and audible voice	Not Yet Within Cannot hear student	Almost Meeting Whispers, but can understand when reading	Meeting Reads clearly	Fully Meeting Read clearly and adjusts volume according to text
Inflection Rise and fall of sound of voice. A change in voice according to particular word choice in reading passage	Not Yet Within All monotone	Almost Meeting Some change in voice, but not consistant	Meeting Usually change in voice	Fully Meeting Consistant change in voice
Pace Speed of reading. Reads with flow and follows punctuation	Not Yet Within Reads either too fast, or too slow. Choppy sounding	Almost Meeting Reads inconsistently for most of passage	Meeting Usually reads with flow	Fully Meeting Always reads with flow