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Literature Circle

Students can demonstrate comprehension of the story by making creating a Reader's Journal. Students can demonstrate knowledge of unfamiliar words by creating a Frayer Model. Students can demonstrate comprehension of the story by answering questions (S.A.R.).

Rubric Code: CXXCX33

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Subject: Education

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: 6-8

Literature Circle Reader's Journal Frayer Model Questions
	Poor (Assignment must be turned in again when complete) 1 pts	Fair (Assignment must be turned in again when complete) 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Exemplar 4 pts
Reader's Journal Must choose 4 items to analyze and 4 personal reflections.	Poor Has 2 on one side.	Fair Has 2 on each side.	Good Has 3 on each side.	Exemplar Has 4-5 on each sides.
Frayer Model Must have 4 words Each word should have the definition in your own words, sentence and a picture. Must be colored.	Poor Completed only 1 word, definition, sentence and picture. Definition is not in your own words.	Fair Completed 2 words, definitions, sentences and pictures. Definitions are not in your own words.	Good Completed 3 words, definitions, sentences and pictures. Definitions are in your own words.	Exemplar Completed 4 words, definitions, sentences and pictures. Definitions are in your own words.
Comprehension Questions Question Answer Relationship Short Answer Response	Poor Answered 1-2 questions correctly. Did not identify Q.A.R. and is not written in S.A.R. form.	Fair Answered 2 questions correctly. Includes Q.A.R. Answered questions in S.A.R form.	Good Answered 3 questions correctly. Includes Q.A.R. Answered all questions in S.A.R form.	Exemplar Answered all questions correctly. Includes Q.A.R. Answered all questions in S.A.R form.
Conventions Correct spelling and grammar.	Poor 8 or more words are misspelled. Most of the assignment consists of sentences that are not clear.	Fair 6 words are misspelled. At least half of the assignment is unclear.	Good 4 words are misspelled. 2 or 3 sentences are not clear for each assignment.	Exemplar All words are spelled correctly. All sentences are clear and organized.
Format and Organization Is your name on your paper? Is your paper neat and clear? Is your handwriting legible? Did you write in blue or black pen. Did you color your foldable?	Poor Has name on all assignments but not in MLA form. Assignment is not neat. Handwriting is difficult to understand. Not written in blue or black pen. Not colored when required.	Fair Has name on all assignments but not in MLA form. Assignment is not neat. Handwriting is somewhat understandable. Written in blue or black pen. Partially colored when required.	Good Has name in MLA form. Assignment is somewhat neat. Handwriting is legible. Written in blue or black pen. Assignment is colored when required.	Exemplar Has name in MLA form. Assignment is neat. Handwriting is legible. Written in blue or black pen. Assignment is colored when required.

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Literature

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