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Powerpoint Book Report Rubric 
Powerpoint Book Report Rubric
Book report using PowerPoint.
Rubric Code: YX78357
By mschoning
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Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

1 pts

Title

Excellent

Title slide is present and contains title, author and students' names, date and period.
Good

Title page is present but lacks complete information.
Fair

Title page is present but lacks much of the required information.
Poor

Title page is present but contains little to no information.
Setting

Excellent

Setting contains all information about the time and place to help someone create a visual image.
Pictures related to the setting are also included.
Good

Setting is described adequately and contains most of the information.
Fair

Setting is incomplete or inaccurate.
Poor

Setting contains little or no information.
Characters

Excellent

Characters are completely described with discussion or sketch of protagonist, antagonist, major and minor characters.
Good

Characters are adequately described and character sketches/discussion of some characters included.
Fair

Character descriptions are incomplete or inadequate.
Poor

Little or no information about the main characters is included.
Plot Summary

Excellent

Complete plot summary, including expositon, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution are included.
Good

Adequate plot summary including most major events.
Fair

Incomplete plot summary. Few plot elements are addressed and contain mostly minor details.
Poor

Inadequate plot summary.
Conflict

Excellent

Complete discussion of conflict including indentification of either internal or external and explanation of type of conflict: man vs. self, man vs man, man vs. nature, etc..
Good

Adequate discussion of conflict that identifies the either external or internal. Some mention of conflict type.
Fair

Some discussion of conflict but does not go identify internal or external, or type of conflict.
Poor

No discussion of conflict
Theme

Excellent

Gives a full discussion of theme, including a universal message or generalization about life, and discussion of how the book supports the theme.
Good

May give a theme, but it is not a statement about life or what lesson was learned from reading the book
Fair

Gives a theme, but does not discuss how the theme is supported in the book.
Poor

No or very limited discussion of theme.
Citing evidence

Excellent

Includes slides with three important quotations from book that explain inferences about the main character or context clues. Discusses why you liked or selected the quote.
Good

Includes slides with three important quotations from book that explain inferences about the main character or a context clue.
Fair

Includes 1-2 quotations from the book, but does not explain why the quote was important, or how an inference was made. No discussion of context clues.
Poor

Quotations not included, or quotations do not connect to an inference or a context clue.
Text, background, transitions

Excellent

Slides are easy to read. Background and colors enhance the "readability" of text. Transitions are smooth and do not detract from text, graphics, or presentation.
Good

Slides mostly easy to read, but sometimes text, background, color or transitions detract from presentation and do not enhance it.
Fair

Slides difficult to read with lengthy paragraphs. Too many font types Colors too dark or light. Transitions too "busy" and take away from overall presentation.
Poor

Slides extremely difficult to read because of fonts, colors or background. Transitions very distracting and do not enhance presentation.



Keywords:
  • reading book report



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