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Reader's Workshop Reader's Workshop Weekly Assessment of Readers' Workshop Rubric Code: X45XBB By hildebre Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: (none)

Readers' Workshop
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Independent Reading	Excellent Finds spot to read quickly; stays in one spot to read; respects classmates reading and those conferencing with teacher; reads quietly enitre time.	Good Mostly follows criteria in column 1	Fair Sometimes follows criteria in column 1	Poor Moves around during reading time, distracts others with talking or noise, interrupts conferences, does not consistently read.
Book Choice	Excellent Independently picks a "right pick" most of the time; prepared with book before reading workshop; reads different genres; finishes almost all books; book box organized.	Good Mostly follows criteria in column 1	Fair Sometimes follows criteria in column 1	Poor Picks books during independent reading; consistently picks books too hard or too easy; abandons many books.
Mini Lesson/Guided Reading Group	Excellent Comes to meeting area quickly, quietly, and prepared; pays attention; actively participates in lesson with group; uses strategy taught during independent reading time.	Good Mostly follows criteria in column 1	Fair Sometimes follows criteria in column 1	Poor Rarely comes to meeting area on time, quietly, or prepared; rarely pays attention, rarely participates, rarely uses strategy taught during reading time.
Conference	Excellent Student is prepared for the conference and is ready to talk about their work in a meaningful way. If student is not in conference they are working independently and using the systems of workshop to guide them.	Good Mostly follows criteria in column 1	Fair Sometimes follows criteria in column 1	Poor Student is not ready for conference and does not take the conference seriously. They have nothing meaningful to say about their work and haven't tried any of the skills taught in previous conference. Student requires constant redirection when they are not in a conference.