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Book Talks in a Bag
Student will be required to place five representative items in a bag to present to the class while giving an oral presentation over a book of their choice. The outside of the bag should be decorated, and the students should find a quote from the book to share on a sentence strip.
Rubric Code:
U62X28
By
meelerjones
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Subject:
Education
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Book Talk in a Bag
Poor
1 pts
Fair
2 pts
Good
3 pts
Excellent
4 pts
Five items in the bag
Poor
Bag contains at least 1 item.
Fair
Bag contains 3 items. Most items are related to the story, represent a character, or major event.
Good
Bag contains all five items. Most items are related to the story, represent a major character, or major event.
Excellent
Bag contains all five items. All items are related to the story, represent a character, or a major event.
Outside of the Bag
Poor
Outside of the bag is decorated, but not as required.
Fair
Outside of the bag is decorated with only 1 of the following: a picture from the book, the title of the book, the reading level, the AR points available, and the student's name.
Good
Outside of the bag is decorated with most of the following: a picture from the book, the title of the book, the reading level, the AR points available, and the student's name.
Excellent
Outside of the bag is decorated with a picture from the book, the title of the book, the reading level, the AR points available, and the student's name.
Sentence Strip
Poor
No sentence strip.
Fair
Sentence strip is written, contains a quote from the book, and has a few big mistakes.
Good
Sentence strip is neatly written, contains a quote from the book, and has no big mistakes.
Excellent
Sentence strip is written neatly, contains a quote from the book, and has no major mistakes.
Guide and Author's Purpose W.S.
Poor
No worksheet.
Fair
Worksheet is partially filled out with some mistakes.
Good
Most of the worksheet is filled out with no major mistakes.
Excellent
Worksheet is completely filled out with no big mistakes.
Show book cover and tell author
Poor
Does not show book cover, or tell the author.
Fair
Does show the book cover, but does not tell the author.
Good
Shows book cover too fast and tells the author.
Excellent
Shows the book cover long enough for audience to see it, and tellsl the author.
Give book summary
Poor
Summary is too short and is not clear.
Fair
Not enought summary, or is not clear.
Good
Gives summary, but is not clear.
Excellent
Gives a large part of the summary that is completely understandable. Summary includes plot, setting, and characters.
Give recommendation
Poor
Gives recommendation to a specific person.
Fair
Recommendation is not good enough to make others want to read the book.
Good
Recommendation is just enough to make others wonder if they should read the book.
Excellent
Recommendation is clear and makes others want to read the book.
Eye Contact with Peers
Poor
Reads all of book talk, looking up 1-3 times.
Fair
Reads book talk looking up 3-8 times.
Good
Tells half of the book talk while looking at peers, while reading the rest of the book talk while looking down.
Excellent
Tells a book talk while looking at peers only looking down to review topic.
Make a Connection
Poor
No connection is stated.
Fair
Connection is stated, not explained.
Good
Makes a connection, with partian or unclear explanation.
Excellent
Make a clear complete, connection with the book.
Volume
Poor
Volume often too soft to be heard by all audience members.
Fair
Volume is loud enough to be heard by all audience members at least 80% of the time.
Good
Volume is loud enough to be heard by all audience members at least 90% of the time.
Excellent
Volume is loud enough to be heard by all audience members throughout the presentation.
Subjects:
Education
Types:
Reading
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