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Readers Workshop Book Talk

Readers Workshop Book Talk Due June 3/4, 2019

Students are required to prepare a Book Talk that is three minutes in length. The format of the talk should follow the rubric exactly. Be sure to include skills that you have acquired over the quarter as it relates to organization and ideas. Use the VCOP chart to help you. Be sure to use your own words.

Rubric Code: DX99WB2

By Courtenay

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: K-5

Book Talk
	Below Standard 0 pts	Meeting Standard with support 1 pts	At Standard 3 pts	Above Standard 4 pts
Book Basics Book Title Book Author Genre	Below Standard No book Basics stated	Meeting Standard with support States two of the Book Basics	At Standard States three of the Book Basics	Above Standard States all of the Book Basics
Book Plot State the plot of the story.	Below Standard No plot given	Meeting Standard with support Plot given with no supporting detail.	At Standard Plot given with one or two supporting details.	Above Standard Plot given with three or more supporting details.
Read a Passage from the Book Read a passage from the book that you are drawn to and explain why you chose it.	Below Standard No Passage Read	Meeting Standard with support Passage read, without explanation and/or difficulty making themselves understood (volume, pronunciation, fluency)	At Standard Passage read, with explanation. Set-up passage prior to reading.	Above Standard Sets-up passage prior to reading. Reads passage fluently and with correct intonation. Explanation given for selection
Oral Delivery Students require the use of notes or has memorized their presentation.	Below Standard Read completely from notes or did not use notes and delivery was poorly executed.	Meeting Standard with support Consistently referred to notes. Some eye contact, but could be better, sometimes not loud enough or too fast, little audience interaction.	At Standard Seldom referred to notes. Good eye contact, voice level, speed, audience interaction.	Above Standard Presentation done completely without the use of notes. Excellent eye contact, voice level, speed, audience interaction.
Opener-Hook	Below Standard The opener is missing either technique, clarity, development and/or all of those. It misses the mark on book understanding.	Meeting Standard with support The opener is somewhat clear	At Standard The opener is relatively good	Above Standard The opener is informative and excellent. We want to hear more about the book

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