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The Giver - Responding Worksheets The Giver - Responding Worksheets Rubric Code: XX2498C By bluebeard Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: 6-8

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	Not Yet Meeting 1 pts	Minimally Meeting 2 pts	Fully Meeting 3 pts	Exceeding 4 pts
Grammar/ Spelling	Not Yet Meeting Student struggles to use proper punctuation and Canadian spelling. Student rarely writes in complete sentences and uses proper grammar.	Minimally Meeting Student uses proper punctuation and Canadian spelling some of the time. Student writes in complete sentences and uses proper grammar, some of the time.	Fully Meeting Student uses proper punctuation and Canadian spelling most of the time. Student writes in complete sentences and uses proper grammar, most of the time.	Exceeding Student uses proper punctuation and Canadian spelling above grade level. Student writes in complete sentences and uses proper grammar beyond grade level.
Comprehension	Not Yet Meeting Student does not demonstrate a basic understanding of the main plot points in "The Giver".	Minimally Meeting Student demonstrates a basic understanding of the main plot points in "The Giver".	Fully Meeting Student demonstrates a solid understanding of the main plot points in "The Giver".	Exceeding Student demonstrates an excellent understanding of the main plot points in "The Giver".
Analyzing	Not Yet Meeting Student does not use inferences and personal connections to make sense of the story. Student does not analyze, compare, summarize and synthesize new ideas.	Minimally Meeting Student occasionally uses inferences and personal connections to make sense of the story. Student attempts to analyze, compare, summarize, and synthesize new ideas.	Fully Meeting Student uses inferences and personal connections to make sense of the story, most of the time. Student analyzes, compares, summarizes, and synthesizes new ideas.	Exceeding Student uses in depth inferences and personal connections to make sense of the story. Student analyzes, compares, summarizes and synthesizes new ideas beyond grade level.