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Used in engineering to grade individuals and partners in regards to their individual work in their groups.

Evaluate each student's cooperative partner skills and task performance and enter a rating for each partner work responsibility. Circle the number that best fits their performance.

You will compose a minimum of a 5 paragraph story that vividly describes the superhero you create. In this story the reader should be able to imagine the scenes and details you describe, so be sure to include descriptive adjectives and phrases that bring your story to life. You must choose a point of view to tell the story from and include examples of the entire collection of Super 17 terms in your story. You will be required to have a picture that depicts the scene taking place for every paragraph. Have fun with this activity and make sure to use your imagination.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

rubric for an oral presentation

Analysis of Group Participation

Each student was to create a presentation on an assigned topic. This presentation must be professional, creative, engaging to the rest of the class, and address the assigned content.

Each student was to create a presentation on an assigned topic. This presentation must be professional, creative, engaging to the rest of the class, and address the assigned content.

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

Using a half size poster board, you will present one scene or character you have selected from the book 'Animal Farm' in a movie poster format. You must include an accurate description of the charater or scene, a picture(s) that represents the character/scene[this can be drawn, from the internet or magazines, or any combination], and details on what/how the character/scene repestents the novel.You must include the allegorical relationship (who or what is represented in history), A 'catch phrase' (see examples),the book title, author, and publication date must also be included. There will be an oral presentation to the class, touching on each point.

For Use with Read 180 Reading Log