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Sandwich Book Report
Rubric Code:
XXX98X
By
sarahlyne
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Subject:
English
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Sandwich Book Report
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Overall appearance
Excellent
Student was extremely careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows very high effort.
Good
Student was careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows high effort.
Fair
Student was somewhat careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows some effort.
Poor
Student was not careful while cutting, coloring, and decorating the pages of their book. This shows very little effort.
Summary
Excellent
Student created a detailed and thorough summary that is very easy to understand. The summary is more than 5 sentences.
Good
Student created a detailed summary that is easy to understand. The summary is 4-5 sentences.
Fair
Student created a somewhat detailed summary that has some holes in it. The summary is 3 sentences.
Poor
Student created a poor summary that is hard to understand. The summary is 2 sentences.
Setting
Excellent
Student wrote more than 4 sentences on time and place the story took place.
Good
Student wrote 4 sentences on the time and place and story took place.
Fair
Student wrote 3 sentences on the time and place and story took place.
Poor
Student wrote 2 sentences on the time and place and story took place.
Main Character
Excellent
Student wrote more than 5 sentences on what the main character is like on the inside and outside. Student used an example from the book to back it up.
Good
Student wrote 5 sentences on what the main character is like on the inside and outside.
Fair
Student wrote 4 sentences on what the main character is like on the inside and outside.
Poor
Student wrote 3 sentences on one of the following: what the main character is like on the inside and outside.
Smile part
Excellent
Student wrote more than 4 sentences on a part of the book that made them smile. The student explained in detail why this part made them happy.
Good
Student wrote 4 sentences on a part of the book that made them smile. The student explained why this part made them happy.
Fair
Student wrote 3 sentences on a part of the book that made them smile. The student explained vaguely why this part made them happy.
Poor
Student wrote 2 sentences on a part of the book that made them smile. The student did not explain why this part made them happy.
Sad part
Excellent
Student wrote more than 4 sentences on a part of the book that made them sad. The student explained in detail why this part made them sad.
Good
Student wrote 4 sentences on a part of the book that made them sad. The student explained why this part made them sad.
Fair
Student wrote 3 sentences on a part of the book that made them sad. The student explained vaguely why this part made them sad.
Poor
Student wrote 2 sentences on a part of the book that made them sad. The student did not explain why this part made them sad.
Author's style
Excellent
Student wrote more than 5 sentences on what they liked best about the author's style. Student explained in detail why this was what they liked best.
Good
Student wrote 5 sentences on what they liked best about the author's style. Student explained why this was what they liked best.
Fair
Student wrote 4 sentences on what they liked best about the author's style. Student explained vaguely why this was what they liked best.
Poor
Student wrote 3 sentences on what they liked best about the author's style. Student did not explain why this was what they liked best.
Subjects:
English
Types:
Reading
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