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A Week in the Woods Book Cover Book Cover Design a New Book Cover: Use your knowledge of the story and characters to create a new book cover you think would entice readers to pick up this book and read it. Rubric Code: V4A439 By gcsroberts Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Book Cover
	Way to go! 6 pts	Good work. 4 pts	Not quite there... 2 pts
Information	Way to go! The title and author are both included and correctly spelled and capitalized and located on appropriate places on the book. Quotes make sense for the book.	Good work. The title and author are included and correctly spelled or capitalized. They are located in an appropriate location. It may be difficult to read. Quotes are missing or minimal.	Not quite there... The title and author are misspelled, not capitalized and are not located in a logical location, or may be illegible. Quotes are missing.
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 color and complexity of drawing.	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 color.	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. The illustration is in pen or pencil.
Summary	Way to go! Summary includes 4 or more sentences and includes the main events of the story.	Good work. Summary includes 2-4 sentences that talks about the story, but may not summarize the main events.	Not quite there... Summary is less than 2 sentences and does not summarize the story.
Quotes	Way to go! Back cover includes three well written quotes about the book, meant to entice a new reader. The quotes are attributed to a source (which can be real or made up)	Good work. Quotes are included but may need more detail to entice a new reader. Sources are listed.	Not quite there... Quotes are minimal and lacking detail. Source information is missing.