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Book Project: Diary Keep a diary from a main character’s point of view (your gender doesn’t matter). This should include her/his thoughts & feelings, actions, and significant events from the entire novel. You must show how the character changes throughout the book. Rubric Code: YXX3XWX By taraburgess Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Project Grade Levels: 6-8

Character Diary
	A (N/A)	B (N/A)	C (N/A)	D/F (N/A)
Number of Entries	A Student has completed at least 15 entries from the main character's point of view.	B Student has completed at least 10 entries from the main character's point of view.	C Student has completed at least 6 entries from the main character's point of view.	D/F Student has completed less than 5 entries from the main character's point of view.
Content	A ALL entries describe the main character's thoughts & feelings, actions, and important events that are taking place. There is evidence that the main character is changing throughout the entries.	B Most entries describe the main character's thoughts & feelings, actions, and important events that are happening. There is some evidence that the main character is changing throughout the entries.	C Few entries describe the main character's thoughts & feelings, actions, and important events that are happening. There is little evidence that the main character is changing throughout the entries.	D/F Entries do not describe the main character's thoughts & feelings, actions, and important events that are happening. There is no evidence that the main character is changing throughout the entries.
Spelling/Grammar	A Entries are well-organized and are written in complete sentences. No spelling or grammar errors.	B Entries are well-organized and are written in complete sentences. No more than three spelling or grammar errors.	C Entries are mostly written in complete sentences. No more than 5 spelling or grammar errors.	D/F Entries are not written in complete sentences. Several spelling or grammar errors.