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iRubric: Reader's Theater Script rubric

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Reader's Theater Script Rubric Code: XX53X6 By sarahlyne Draft Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: (none)

Reader's Theater Script
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts
Fluency and performance	Excellent Student shows very strong reading fluency (tone, volume, emphasis, pauses) and performs very apporpriately, both in their script and their peers'.	Good Student shows strong reading fluency (tone, volume, emphasis, pauses) and performs apporpriately, both in their script and their peers'.	Fair Student shows average reading fluency (tone, volume, emphasis, pauses) and performs somewhat apporpriately, both in their script and their peers'.	Poor Student does not show strong reading fluency (tone, volume, emphasis, pauses) and does not perform apporpriately, both in their script and their peers'.
Background information	Excellent Student exceeds all length requirements for setting, characters, summary, and resolution to book. Other students are able to understand book fully before reading script.	Good Student meets all length requirements for setting, characters, summary, and resolution to book. Other students are able to understand book before reading script.	Fair Student meets all length requirements for setting, characters, summary, and resolution to book. Other students are somewhat able to understand book before reading script.	Poor Student does not meet all length requirements for setting, characters, summary, and resolution to book. Other students are not able to understand book before reading script.
Script	Excellent The script is more than 1 page long. Script is very neat and organized, broken up by characters' lines.	Good The script is 1 page long. Script is neat and organized, broken up by characters' lines.	Fair The script is 1 page long. Script is somewhat neat and organized, broken up by characters' lines.	Poor The script is less than 1 page long. Script is not neat and organized, or broken up by characters' lines.