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Power Point Non-fiction Book Report 
Power Point Book Report
The student will use Power Point to report on a biography, autobiography, or memoir. Presentation must include at least 10 slides: Introduction, key events, personal connection, significance, and evaluation.
Rubric Code: MX54BWA
By dbomer
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Subject: English  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: 6-8

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  Attempted Only

1 pts

Poor

2 pts

Average

3 pts

Good

4 pts

Exceptional

5 pts

Introduction

Attempted Only

Attempted only, but only graphic
Poor

Student name only OR Title only
Average

Title and student name only
Good

Title, author, student name, class hour (3 or 4)
Exceptional

Title, author, student name, class hour all present
Characters as part of key events

Attempted Only

Characters referred to in pronouns or "this guy" terms
Poor

Vague or short explanation or description
Average

Character descriptions are not complete, some details are given, but not enough to build a clear picture
Good

Good general content and explanation of the characters; could have a few more distinctive details about the characters.
Exceptional

Detailed explanation of characters. A clear picture of each character is given with physical descriptions, personality, and motivations.
Key events

Attempted Only

Perhaps evident that entire book was NOT read because very few events or details are presented.
Poor

Major details of the events are shared; a full picture is not given. (Maybe a simple list without detail)
Average

Events are random or incomplete on some major plot points. Needs to have more accurate details.
Good

Events are good in content and explanation.
Exceptional

Events are complete and distinctive and clearly identified.
Evaluation of situation

Attempted Only

An opinion must be inferred based on word choice and presentation tone
Poor

A general "I liked" or "I didn't like" is all that is presented
Average

A specific opinion is given; however, no reason(s) to back it up
Good

A specific opinion is given with weak reason(s)
Exceptional

Specific opinion is given with strong reason(s) supported by example
Evaluation of author skill

Attempted Only

An opinion must be inferred based on word choice and presentation tone
Poor

A general "I liked" or "I didn't like" is all that is presented
Average

A specific opinion is given; however, no reason(s) to back it up
Good

A specific opinion is given with weak reason(s)
Exceptional

Specific opinion is given with strong reason(s) supported by example
Evaluation of book

Attempted Only

An opinion must be inferred based on word choice and presentation tone
Poor

A general "I liked" or "I didn't like" is all that is presented
Average

A specific opinion is given; however, no reason(s) to back it up
Good

A specific opinion is given with weak reason(s)
Exceptional

Specific opinion is given with strong reason(s) supported by example
Significance

Attempted Only

Author only named
Poor

Vague statement (e.g., He was important in history.)
Average

General statement (e.g., He was important because he was a general in the Civil War.)
Good

Specific statement (e.g., He was important because he was the most successful general in the Civil War.)
Exceptional

Specific with details (e.g., He was important because he was the most successful general in the Civil War. His success led to victories that forced the South to surrender. His strategies brought an end to the war saving lives on both sides.)
Mechanics/Text

Attempted Only

Text copy/pasted from a website with or without source citation
Poor

Text errors that hinder understanding (10/+)
Average

Some spelling and/or grammar errors. Adequate amount of text to convey main ideas clearly
Good

So much text that information becomes ineffective. May or/may not have errors in spelling and/or grammar
Exceptional

Few or no spelling/grammar errors; text clearly helps to communicate the main ideas
Slide show

Attempted Only

5 or fewer slides presented
Poor

6 - 9 slides presented
Average

Adequate amount of slides; slide layout and design do not contribute to the overall theme
Good

Presentation design and slide layout contribute the overall theme
Exceptional

Presentation design and slide layout contribute significantly to the overall theme
Graphics

Attempted Only

Background only
Poor

1 graphic presented
Average

The images assist in communicating the main idea; however, necessary citations are not provided
Good

Adequate amount of graphics used; however, one or more may not assist in communicating the main idea
Exceptional

All of the images assist in communicating the main idea and proper citations are provided
Presentation

Attempted Only

Presentation too short and shows lack of organization

OR

Fewer than 10 slides
Poor

Little or no eye contact with the audience. Did not know material and giggled, read, and/or stuttered many times

OR

More than 30 slides
Average

Minimal eye contact made with audience. Material read directly from slides only.
Good

Some eye contact with audience. Report is read from script which has more content than the slides
Exceptional

Eye contact maintained with the audience. Presenter knew material and did not giggle, read, and/or stutter.
Time

Attempted Only

Less than 1:30 or more than 9:30
Poor

1:30 - 1:59 or
9:01 - 9:30
Average

2:00 - 2:29 or
8:31 - 9:00
Good

2:30 - 3:00 or 8:00 - 8:30
Exceptional

3 to 8 minutes




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