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Acting out an important scene from the novel Acting out an important scene from the novel Students will act out a favorite scene from their book to present the scene to the class as a book report. Rubric Code: AX38WCB By crw515 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: 6-8

Book Scene
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Scene Story-telling	Poor Missing 3 or more of the stated components.	Fair Missing 2 of the stated components.	Good Missing 1 of the stated components.	Excellent The scene was well presented. The actor/actress were well prepared as they performed. He/she told an accurate story through his/her acting. Props were well designed/chosen.
Scene Content	Poor Missing 3 or more of the stated components.	Fair Missing 2 of the stated components.	Good Missing 1 of the stated components.	Excellent The scene included accurate information to allow the audience to be aware of the following: setting, character names, plot, conflict, and dialogue.
Actor/Actress Preparedness	Poor Missing 3 or more of the stated components.	Fair Missing 2 of the stated components.	Good Missing 1 of the stated components.	Excellent The actor/actress was very prepared. He/she knew his/her lines and didn't break character. He/she "was" the character that was being portrayed. There were no mistakes made by this actor/actress.
Presentation	Poor The actor/actress was not understandable as they performed.The movement was not appropriate.	Fair The actor/actress was not very loud, and not very clear, making them hard to understand.The movement was appropriate.	Good The actor/actress was a little loud and somewhat clear, you could still hear them a bit. This made it a little hard to understand.The movement was somewhat appropriate.	Excellent The actor/actress was loud enough to hear, and all of his/her lines were clear and easy to understand. The movement was fully appropriate.