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Children's Book Presentation Children's Book Presentation Students will present a 3-5 minute reading of a children’s book. The book will be appropriate for children age 4-7. Students will give a short (15 second) introduction to the book. Students will read fluently and clearly. Their voice will demonstrate appropriate volume as well as voice animation and variance of inflection, pitch, and tone. Rubric Code: CX93938 By krendler Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Communication Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12, Undergraduate

Children's Literature Presentation
	Does not meet expectations (N/A)	Meets expectations (N/A)	Exceeds expections (N/A)
Introduction	Does not meet expectations Introduction was not presented or was not well constructed, lacking a hook or mention of author/illustrator.	Meets expectations Introduction meets expectations to include a hook and author/illustrator.	Exceeds expections Amazing job on the introduction. Makes students want to hear the story. Very creative.
Read with inflection	Does not meet expectations The voice lacked interest.	Meets expectations The voice met expectations for use of animation and inflection.	Exceeds expections The voice was highly engaging, demonstrating varied animation and inflection.
Uses gestures	Does not meet expectations The presentation lacked use of gestures.	Meets expectations The student met expectations by using gestures to engage the listeners.	Exceeds expections The student used gestures to provide for a highly engaging presentation.
Uses facial expression/eye contact	Does not meet expectations The presentation lacked use of facial expressions and eye contact.	Meets expectations The student met expectations by using facial expressions to engage listeners. Eye contact was used consistently.	Exceeds expections The student used facial expressions and made eye contact very creatively and highly engaged the listeners.
Meets time requirements	Does not meet expectations Does not meet time requirements	Meets expectations Meets time requirements	Exceeds expections Use great use of time requirements to present an very creative and engaging presentation.