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Readers Theater Script Writing and Performance 
Readers theater script writing and performance on the book "My Shadow is Pink"
Rubric Code: B222XA5
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: K-5

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The children work in small groups to portray an exclusion scene from the book and a possible resolution.
  Needs more work

1 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

5 pts

Script Accuracy
1 pts

The script portrays the exclusion scene accurately and describes a possible resolution.

Needs more work

The script strays from the topic and has many distractions that take away the intended message of exclusion and resolution.
Good

The script is mostly on topic and adheres to the intended message of exclusion and resolution.
Excellent

The script is on topic for the entire section of the story, adhering to and enhancing the intended message of exclusion and resolution.
Character Development
1 pts

Each child has been assigned a character with distinctive traits, thoughts and emotions.

Needs more work

Only one child played a character in the scene. The character's thoughts and emotions were not portrayed. The characters did not create the exclusion scene and/or the resolution.
Good

Each child has been assigned a character with traits/thoughts and/or emotions. The characters work together to create the exclusion scene and resolution.
Excellent

Each child has been assigned a character with distinctive traits, thoughts and emotions. The characters work together to create the exclusion scene and resolution.
Resolution
1 pts

The resolution of the exclusion scene using the assigned "resolution hero".

Needs more work

The script resolution did not use the hero AND did not portray an accurate resolution.
Good

The script resolution did not use the hero OR did not portray an accurate resolution.
Excellent

Both the resolution and the hero was accurately portrayed.
Voice Projection/fluency
1 pts

If all the participants were audible and fluent.

Needs more work

Voice was rarely audible to the entire audience.
Good

Voice was usually audible to the entire audience with few errors, but sometimes could not be heard.
Excellent

Excellent voice projection. All members could be heard. No errors with the script.
Expression
1 pts

If the character portrayed emotions associated with the part correctly.

Needs more work

Little to no expression was given in the performance.
Good

Some facial and verbal expression throughout reading of script.
Excellent

Consistent facial and verbal expression throughout reading of script.
Working With Others
1 pts

All students actively participated in the development of the script and during the performance.

Needs more work

Student often left writing the script and practicing to his group members. Students rarely listened to or supported peers.
Good

Student participated in writing and practicing script most of the time. Student listened to and supported peers most of the time.
Excellent

Student consistently helped in writing the script and in practicing for the performance. Student always listened to and supported peers.



Keywords:
  • Fluency, Intonation, Repeated Reading, Comprehension

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