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Independent Reading Time 
Rubric for use during independent reading time (self selected reading).
Rubric Code: U242A9
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: (none)

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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

On-task time

Poor

You wasted precious reading time.
Fair

You read most of the time.
Good

You read all of the time!
Book Selection

Poor

You pretended to read and had a book that was not "just right" for you.
Fair

You pretended to read OR had a book that was not "just right" for you.
Good

You did not pretend to read AND you had a "just right" book for you!
Respect for others

Poor

You did not respect others and caused distractions
Fair

You mostly respected the readers around you.
Good

You respected the readers around you.
Response

Poor

You have not been responding to your reading in your response journal. Let me know what you are thinking!
Fair

You sometime respond to your reading through your response journal. It appears that you are trying to show your thinking.
Good

You are responding to your reading through your response journal. It is apparent that you are thinking as you read!




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