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Newspaper Book Report 
Newspaper Book Report
Rubric Code: F78B6A
By katbort
Draft
Public Rubric
Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  Beginning

1 pts

Developing

2 pts

Accomplished

3 pts

Exemplary

5 pts

Headline News

Beginning

Headline does not accurately represent story. Conflict is not accurately represented. Not enough information is given and it is not written in an interesting manner.
Developing

Headline is accurate but not attention grabbing. Story is related to major event but does not fully explain. The reader want to know more not out of interest but out of lack of information
Accomplished

Headline is interesting. Story is related to the major conflict, clearly describes an event and have nearly enough supporting details. The reader is satisfied.
Exemplary

Headline grabs your attention. The main article is related to the major conflict of the story and clearly describes the event and gives supporting details. The reader wants to know more.
Summary

Beginning

The plot was not clearly stated and/or summarized. Summary is too brief or may have too many unimportant details. After reading the article, it still isn't clear what the book is about.
Developing

The plot was briefly stated. Sentences were brief and/or not always organized. Some unneeded information may be included. After reading the article, it is pretty clear what the book is about.
Accomplished

Plot was clearly stated and summarized. Sentences were well developed and presented in an organized and interesting manner. After reading the article, it is very clear what the book is about.
Exemplary

Plot was clearly stated and summarized. Sentences were well developed and presented in an organized and interesting manner. After reading the article, it is very clear what the book is about.
An Interview with...

Beginning

No clear information was given about the main character(s);

Picture is messy and not colored in or no picture is included;
Developing

Description of character is vague;

Picture is somewhat neat but not fully colored in;
Accomplished

The article gives a thorough description of the character and their part in the story.

Picture is fairly neat and colored in though white space is seen;
Exemplary

The article gives a thorough description of the character and their part in the story.

Picture is neat and fully colored with little white space.
Advice Column

Beginning

Question is not a real problem for the character in the story and is not clearly stated. No advice is given, or does not solve the problem/ answer the question.
Developing

Question is not a real problem for the character in the story. Advice given shows little thought and/or does not really answer the question.
Accomplished

Question is a real problem for the character in the story. Advice given show good thought and having the character's best interest at heart.
Exemplary

Question is a real problem for the character in the story. Advice given show much thought and really shows understanding for the character's best interest.
Book Review

Beginning

Is missing 2 out of the 3 elements (main character, author, title of book). Opinion is not stated and/or no supporting evidence included. Recommendation may/may not be included.
Developing

Is missing either the name of the main character, the title, or the author of the book. Opinion is stated with not much or no supporting evidence. Recommendation is included.
Accomplished

Includes name of main character, title and author of book. Opinion is fairly evident some supporting evidence. Recommendation is included.
Exemplary

Includes name of main character, title and author of book. Opinion is clearly stated with a lot of supporting evidence. Recommendation is included.
Comic/Puzzle

Beginning

A comic strip is included but is messy and includes little or no captions;

A word puzzle is included with only a couple of words or clues, is messy, and doesn't go along with the story. No word bank or answer key is included.
Developing

A comic strip is included. It is illustrated and neat, but not colorful. It does include captions.

A word puzzle is included with at least 5 words or clues included having to do with the story. A word bank or answer key may be included.
Accomplished

A comic strip is included. It is simply illustrated and colored, and has captions;

A word puzzle is included with at least 7 words or clues included having to do with the story. A word bank or answer key is included.
Exemplary

A comic strip is included. It is well illustrated, colored in, and has captions.

A word puzzle is included with more than 8 words/clues included having to do with the story. A word bank or answer key is included.
Format

Beginning

The front does not display a name for the newspaper. Some part of the newspaper is missing.
Developing

The front includes a name for the newspaper but may not clearly relate to the story. All part are included in the paper.
Accomplished

Front includes a name for the newspaper relating to the story. All parts are included in the paper.
Exemplary

Front includes a name for the newspaper relating to the story and is decorative. All parts are included in the paper.




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