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iRubric: Wonder Signposts Presentation Rubric

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Wonder Signposts Presentation Rubric Precept Poster Rubric Create a presentation of the Contrasts and Contradictions and Aha Moments in pages 1-132 in Wonder. Rubric Code: WX96489 By HDobbs Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assignment Grade Levels: K-5

Wonder Signposts Presentation
	You did it! 5 pts	Not bad at all! 4 pts	Back to the drawing board 3 pts
Required parts	You did it! The presentation has all of the required parts: Definition of each signpost Illustrations to communicate the meaning of each signpost. At least two examples of each signpost, quoted from the book and identified by page number.	Not bad at all! Poster is missing one piece of required information.	Back to the drawing board Poster is missing two or more pieces of required information.
Accuracy and Clarity	You did it! Presentation includes excellent examples of each signpost. Poster leaves the reader with a feeling of satisfaction, like "Yeah! I get it!"	Not bad at all! Presentation includes pretty good examples of each signpost, but not the best.	Back to the drawing board Presentation includes incorrect examples for the signposts. Presentation leaves the reader with questions about the signposts.
Creativity and Attractiveness	You did it! Illustrations are clear and artistic and add to the meaning of the examples. Presentation makes use of large visual elements and makes good use of the space. Overall, the poster is unique, colorful, visually appealing, and creative. Nicely done!	Not bad at all! Illustrations are of average quality and do an adequate job of communicating the examples. Presentation is ok looking.	Back to the drawing board No illustrations or illustrations do not fit with the examples. Visual elements are too small. Too much white space or lack of color. Presentation is not particularly attractive to look at.
Neatness and Effort	You did it! Shows careful thought & planning. Handwriting is artistic, easy to read, and neat. Contains two or fewer errors in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation.	Not bad at all! Handwriting is ok but not as clear as it should be for a presentation.	Back to the drawing board Difficult to read. Sloppy. Contains erasures, scribbles, or more than 3 errors in spelling, capitalization, or punctuation. Shows little thought and planning.