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2nd Grade SUMMARIZING 3rd Grade SUMMARIZING The student will use main ideas and events from the story to summarize and shorten it by 60-80%. Rubric Code: UX29XB7 By katielong23 Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

2nd Grade SUMMARIZING
	Minimal Beginning to understand how to summarize. 1 pts	Partial Understanding some of the concepts of how to summarize. 2 pts	Adequate Demonstrates an understanding of how to summarize. 3 pts	Exemplary Demonstrates a high level of understanding of how to summarize 4 pts
Story events Characters, Setting, Main Events, Problem, Resolution	Minimal The student did not describe enough of the important events from their assigned section of the story map.	Partial The student told some of the story element from their assigned section of the story map, but did not include the most important events.	Adequate The student summarized their assigned section of the story map using the most important events.	Exemplary The student summarized their section of the story map using the most important events and included supporting details.
Illustration Summary Illustration	Minimal The student did not match their illustration to their assigned section of the story map. The illustration did not make sense.	Partial Some of the illustration matched their assigned section of the story map. It was a little difficult to understand the illustration.	Adequate The illustration matched their assigned section of the story map. It was easy to understand the illustration.	Exemplary The illustration matched their assigned section of the story map. It included supporting details in the illustration.
Mechanics Sentence structure and grammar	Minimal The student exhibited numerous spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.	Partial The student has some of the summary corrected for spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.	Adequate The student's summary has been corrected or has only a few errors in spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and/or grammar errors.	Exemplary The student's summary is free of any spelling, capitalization, punctuation, and grammar errors.