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The cricket that chirps

The theme of The Cricket that Chirps is the trip a little cricket named Melody takes around the world, but she had never flown North before. Although she was warned to not go by other friends, she did not listen and went on. As she was up North, she encountered a cold weather change, where there she was also warned to take cover, but yet she does not listen. She must go on this journey and return back home but, Melody learns a valuable lesson as she return to her home.

Rubric Code: A252BW3

By Katevt

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Subject: Education

Type: Reading

Grade Levels: K-5

Category
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Summarization	Poor Student uses only 1-3 sentences to describe clearly what the article is about.	Fair Student uses several sentences to accurately describe what the article is about.	Good Student summarizes most of the article accurately, but has some slight misunderstanding.	Excellent Student has great difficulty summarizing the article.
Relates Graphics to Text	Poor Student accurately explains how each graphic/diagram is related to the text, and accurately determines whether each graphic/diagram agrees with the information in the text.	Fair Student accurately explains how each graphic/diagram is related to the text.	Good Student accurately explains how some of the diagrams are related to the text.	Excellent Student has difficulty relating graphics and diagrams to the text.
Identifies important information	Poor Student lists all the main points of the article without having the article in front of him/her.	Fair The student lists all the main points, but uses the article for reference.	Good The student lists all but one of the main points, using the article for reference. S/he does not highlight any unimportant points.	Excellent The student cannot important information with accuracy.
Identifies details	Poor Student recalls several details for each main point without referring to the article.	Fair Student recalls several details for each main point, but needs to refer to the article, occasionally	Good Student is able to locate most of the details when looking at the article.	Excellent Student cannot locate details with accuracy.