iRubric: Children's Book Project rubric

TEN pictures compliment the subject matter.
Ten pictures are very relevant. Both pictures agree with the statements.

Less than ten pictures are eye-catching but don't really tie into the page very well. Pictures are somewhat relevant. One picture agrees with the statements.

Black and white, not very colorful or interesting.
Pictures are not relevant. Neither picture agrees with the statements. Six or less pictures are used

There aren't any pictures.

At least TEN pages of text, typed in 22+ font in Comic Sans. The story has a clear lesson or moral.

The story is less than ten pages of text, and or not typed in the required sized font or not in comic sans. the lesson or moral is somewhat clear.

The story has six or less pages of text. Not typed and in the proper font.

Text is limited and not typed.

The story is clearly expressed with one or two grammatical errors. The conventions of standard written English are followed.
A child will learn from reading this book.

The story is clearly expressed most of the time with three to four grammatical errors. The conventions of standard written English are followed most of the time. A child may benefit from this book.

Errors hinder comprehension at times. There are multiple errors in grammar and language use. The child reading would be very confused reading this.

Errors hinder comprehension completely.