iRubric: Diorama: Book Report rubric

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Diorama: Book Report Diorama: Book Report The student will create a Diorama which includes a favorite scene in the book and an oral report describing the scene they chose (setting, important characters, how/why the scene was important to the plot), tell about the elements in their diorama and how they are related to the scene. Rubric Code: WB5B64 By teacheachchild Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Diorama Book Report
	Exceeds Expectations 5 pts	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Not Included 0 pts
Diorama	Exceeds Expectations	Excellent Represents a scene from the book. It is realistic and creative. All work is presented neatly.	Good Represents a scene from the book. It is realistic and creative. Work is a bit sloppy.	Fair Represents a scene from the book but it is not realistic or creative.	Poor Diorama does not depict a scene from the book.	Not Included
Written Summary	Exceeds Expectations	Excellent Written summary includes the characters, setting, problem, solution, and recommendation. There are no spelling or grammar errors.	Good Missing one required element.	Fair Missing two required elements.	Poor Missing three required elements or there is no written summary.	Not Included Missing four or more required elements or there is no written summary.
Index card	Exceeds Expectations	Excellent Contains a few sentences about the diorama scene. Sentences are grammatically correct with no spelling errors.	Good Contains a few sentences about the diorama scene, but has spelling and/or grammar errors.	Fair Sentences on the index card are not related to the diorama scene.	Poor	Not Included There is no index card.
Oral Presentation	Exceeds Expectations	Excellent Student speaks clearly and is easy to understand. Student makes eye contact and is able to communicate about the book they read.	Good Students shows a clear understanding of their book, but does not speak up enough to be heard by everyone or does not make eye contact during presentation.	Fair Student is difficult to hear and reads their entire presentation without making eye contact.	Poor	Not Included No presentation given.