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Ms. Lord's Story Structure/using multiple meaning wor Rubric
Ms. Biava's Story Structure Rubric
Learning Goal: The students will understand the purpose and be able to retell texts using story structure, including: characters (and what they are like -Character Traits), setting, problem and solution.
Rubric Code:
MX28B76
By
wlord8
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Subject:
(General)
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
K-5
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Category
Excellent
4 pts
Good
3 pts
Fair
2 pts
Poor
1 pts
Characters
Excellent
Student had a character(s) in story and develops character with well defined trait(s).
Good
Student has character(s) in story, but character trait not as well defined.
Fair
Student has character(s) in story, but did not tell enough about them.
Poor
Student has character(s) in story, but but did not tell anything about them.
Setting
Excellent
Identified and described when and where the story took place with descriptions.
Good
Identified when and where the story took place.
Fair
Identified when OR where the story took place, not both.
Poor
Was unable to identify when and where the story took place.
Problem
Excellent
The Problem is clearly described and details are given.
Good
The Problem is described and some details are given but not in a clear sequence.
Fair
The problem is described but no details are given.
Poor
Was unable to identify the problem in the story.
Solution
Excellent
The solution is clearly described and details are given.
Good
The solution is described and some details are given but not clearly.
Fair
The solution is described but no details are given.
Poor
Was unable to identify the solution to the story.
Multiple Meaning Words
Excellent
Student used 2 or more multiple meaning words in story and used both meanings for each word correctly.
Good
Student used 2 or more multiple meaning words in story and used one or more meanings for each word correctly.
Fair
Student used 2 or less multiple meaning words in story and used one meaning for each word correctly.
Poor
Student did not use multiple meaning words in story with correct meanings.
Subjects:
(General)
Types:
Reading
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