iRubric: Active Reading Logs - Literature Circles rubric

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Active Reading Logs - Literature Circles Active Reading Logs - Literature Circles The students write responses in their Active Reading Logs for the books they are reading in their literature circle group. Literature Circles are weekly, small group discussions about novels the students are reading. The purposes are to generate a habit of reading, to read for enjoyment, to foster a love of reading novels, to gain a deeper understanding of a novel and to assist your child in the transition to highschool. Rubric Code: LX8X3B8 By saskia74 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Education Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Active Reading Logs
	Improvement Needed D 1 pts	Progressing C 2 pts	High/Excellent Level B A 3 pts
Predicitions	Improvement Needed I did not make any predictions for the sections.	Progressing I made some predictions about the readings.	High/Excellent Level I made many predictions for the readings.
Identifies story details	Improvement Needed I wrote down no interesting facts about the story. I wrote down no evidence for my predictions.	Progressing I wrote down some things I found interesting. I wrote down some evidence that supports some of my predictions.	High/Excellent Level I wrote down things that I found interesting. I wrote evidence that supports all of my predictions.
Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation	Improvement Needed I did not spell many things right. I did not use proper punctuation. I did not use any grammar in my writing.	Progressing I misspelled some words. I used proper punctuation most of the time. I remembered to use some grammar in my writing.	High/Excellent Level I misspelled few to none words. I used proper punctuation the entire time I was writing and made few mistakes. I used good grammar in my writing, with a few mistakes.
Personal Reflection
	A Part One 1 pts	B Part two 2 pts	C Part three 3 pts
My Goals	A I think reading the novel was ...	B Completing the reading log was ...	C The best thing was ...