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Reading Olympian Vocabulary Journals

Each journal contains 10 different Greek/Latin prefixes, suffixes, or roots that each student should learn. The journals include 10 graphic organizers, 10 word study cards, 10 fill in the blank questions, and 'raps' to help with memorization.

Rubric Code: DC2266

By amsloan87

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Subject: English

Type: Assignment

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

VOCABULARY GRAPHIC ORGANIZERS
	Unaccaptable 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	excellent 4 pts
Pictures	Unaccaptable No pictures at all.	Poor Less than 50% of pictures are completed. OR majority of pictures do not relate to word AND/OR are very sloppy.	Fair 70% of pictures are completed. Most pictures relate to definition but do not demonstrate the students best work.	Good All pictures are complete and relate to definition in someway but do not demonstrate the students best work	excellent The pictures provides a clear definition of word. The student clearly took their time and provided their best work for every picture.
Definintion	Unaccaptable no word is defined.	Poor less than 50% of definitions are provided OR less than 50% of definitions are correct	Fair 70% of words are defined and correct.	Good All but one word is defined correctly.	excellent Correct Definition provided for all words.
Sentence	Unaccaptable No sentences provided.	Poor less than 50% of words are used in sentence or less than 50% of words are used in a sentence correctly.	Fair Most words are used in a sentence but there are many sentence errors. (incorrect spelling, incorrect word usage, capitalization errors, punctuation errors)	Good All words are used in a sentence and there are very few errors.	excellent All words are used in a sentence correctly and there are no errors.
List of words	Unaccaptable No example words listed.	Poor only 1 example word is given for most OR most examples provided are incorrect	Fair At least 2 examples provided correctly for most words.	Good At least 3 example words are provided for each word. There are only a few words listed that incorrect.	excellent 3 or more correct examples are provided for each word.
Effort	Unaccaptable No journal turned in.	Poor Handwriting is sloppy and hard to read, pictures are sloppy or do not show the meaning of the word. The student obviously did not put forth much effort.	Fair Journal is complete but very sloppy or hard to read. OR journal shows many errors. It is obvious the student did not take their time.	Good Journal is complete and legible but there are a few mistakes that the student should have caught before turning in.	excellent Journal is complete and contains little or no spelling mistakes. Handwriting and drawings are neat.