iRubric: A Week in the Woods Book Advertisement rubric

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A Week in the Woods Book Advertisement Book Commercial Presentation rubric Create a television ad for the book (live or video). Sell the book and get other people to read it! Rubric Code: X4A455 By gcsroberts Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Project Grade Levels: K-5

Presentation Rubric
	Way to go! 6 pts	Good work. 4 pts	Not quite there... 2 pts
Content	Way to go! Presenter includes the perfect balance of elements, which may be genre, summary of plot (including setting and main characters), the problem, your feelings/opinion, and an excerpt. Well-prepared.	Good work. Includes summary, the problem, your feelings/opinion and an excerpt. Presenter seems prepared.	Not quite there... May include summary, the problem, your feelings/opinion and an excerpt, but gives too much or not enough information. Presenter has not given enough forethought to the presentation.
Word Choice/Persuasion	Way to go! Exciting, getting to suspense, but not spoiling the book. Convinces you to read the book. You explain why you enjoyed the book. If you know something about the author, you include that to add interest.	Good work. Interesting; tells why you enjoyed the book; connects to the audience; tells just enough.	Not quite there... Hardly convincing;spoils some of the book; loses the audience; tells why you like the book but does not connect to the audience.
Feeling	Way to go! Emphasis on certain words builds emotion.	Good work. Student puts feeling into what s/he is saying.	Not quite there... Not a lot of feeling behind the words.
Gestures	Way to go! Body gestures enhance the presentation.	Good work. Body gestures match the mood.	Not quite there... Don't use a lot of body gestures.
Volume	Way to go! Clearly hear; loudness matches mood; the dynamics match the text; agrees with the written text.	Good work. Audible, clear, has some dynamics; volume is acceptable.	Not quite there... Audible but not clear; has little dynamics.
Fluency	Way to go! Audience can understand every word. Actors do do not stumble;may be memorized.	Good work. Clear, has practiced annunciation, may stumble but doesn't detract.	Not quite there... Can't understand some key words; needs practice.