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Retelling Rubric: Example Rubric Retelling Rubric: At the Movies Reading A-Z, Level ? Rubric Code: EX5BW6C By levinesarahr Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Assessment Grade Levels: K-5

Retelling Rubric Enter rubric description
	Not yet ready 1 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Ready 3 pts
Main Idea What is the main idea of this book? (possible answers) a boy spends a week with his grandpa, a boy and his grandpa do fun activities together	Not yet ready Student provides no answer or provides an incorrect answer (with or without prompts)	Progressing Student provides a partially correct answer (with or without prompts)	Ready Student provides a fully correct answer (with or without prompts)
Summary What are (2) things that happened in the book? (possible answers) they went to the beach, they went to the movies, they went to a baseball game,etc	Not yet ready Student provides no answer or provides an incorrect answer	Progressing Student provides a partially correct answer	Ready Student provides a fully correct answer
Details What animal did the boy and grandpa see at the zoo?hippos (possible answers)	Not yet ready Student provides no answer or provides an incorrect answer	Progressing Student provides a partially correct answer	Ready Student provides a fully correct answer
Vocabulary What is a "(a fish)?" (possible answers) an animal that lives in the water	Not yet ready Student provides no answer or provides an incorrect answer	Progressing Student provides a partially correct answer	Ready Student provides a fully correct answer
Prompting Level How much help did the student need?	Not yet ready Direct prompting: instructor provides a full or partial prompt of the answer (example saying "f" and student provides the word "fall") for one or more questions.	Progressing Indirect prompting: Instructor gives "hints" or points to a location where the student might find the answer (for example, "look at page 5" or "other seasons I can think of are spring, summer..." for one or more questions.	Ready No prompting: student provides answers independently