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2nd 9 Weeks Reading Project

In addition to the reading contract, students will complete a book project on one of their books.

Rubric Code: G6872A

By clancyj

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 6-8

2nd 9 weeks Reading Project Due Friday, 12-16-11
	Incomplete 0 pts	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Sections Author, Main Characters, Setting, Conflict, Plot, Main Idea and Author's Purpose	Incomplete 1-2 sections of the assignment are included.	Poor 3-4 sections of the assignment are included.	Fair 5 of the sections of the assignment are included.	Excellent All 6 sections of the assignment are included.
Thinking Maps Three different Thinking Maps were to be incorporated	Incomplete No Thinking Maps were included.	Poor 1 Thinking Map was included.	Fair 2 Thinking Maps were included.	Excellent 3 or more different Thinking Maps were included.
Picture Incorporate pictures that fit with the story	Incomplete No pictures are included.	Poor 1 picture is included and fits with the story.	Fair 2 pictures are included and fit with the story.	Excellent 3 or more pictures are included and obviously fit with the story.
Appearance Color, Neatness, and legibility	Incomplete Did not complete a PowerPoint, Poster, or Report Style Project.	Poor The project has little or no color or creativity, writing is barely ledgible, and is generally unappealing.	Fair The poject has some color and some creativity. Most of the writing is neat and general appearance is fair.	Excellent Project is full of color and very creative. Writing and appearance are eye-catching, and visually appealing
General information Title, author, student's name, class period	Incomplete None of the information is included	Poor One or two items are included	Fair Three items are included	Excellent All four items are included
Oral presentation The oral presentation touches on all the information, and the presenter maintains eye contact and is familiar with the information on their project.	Incomplete There is no oral presentation.	Poor There is a presentation, but there is little or no familiarity with information, and misses most of the categories.	Fair The presenter is basically familiar with the information and is able to talk about almost every category, but misses one or two.	Excellent The presenter is very confident of the information and is able to talk fluidly about each category; he/she maintains good eye contact.