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Historical Fiction Book Report
Students read a historical fiction book from an approved list.
Rubric Code:
GBBX2
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Subject:
History
Type:
Reading
Grade Levels:
6-8
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Low Performance
2 pts
At or Below Average
4 pts
At or Above Average
6 pts
Exemplary Performance
8 pts
Following Directions
Low Performance
Student submits topic 2 weeks late or does not receive approval for topic. No cover page provided for report. Page 1 missing several items and not all topics required are addressed
At or Below Average
Student submits topic 1 week or later than date stated in the requirement. Report has a cover page but not per directions. Several items missing from the first page. Some topics required are not addressed thoroughly.
At or Above Average
Student submits topic 2-3 days after the approval date stated in the requirement. Report has a cover page and first page but one of the first page requirements is not met. Topics required are addressed.
Exemplary Performance
Student submits topic before or by approval date stated in requirement. Report has cover page and first page per directions. Topics required are very well addressed.
Mechanics
Low Performance
Report is choppy and poorly written. Evident student is not writing in their voice but are cutting and pasting information. Numerous grammar errors and there are at least seven spelling errors.
At or Below Average
Report is not well written. Student strings thoughts together. There are at least 5 grammar errors and 5 spelling errors.
At or Above Average
Report is well written with a few minor grammar errors and/or 3 to 5 spelling errors.
Exemplary Performance
Report consist of well written paragraphs with no grammar or spelling errors.
Introductory Paragraph
Low Performance
2 pts
At or Below Average
4 pts
At or Above Average
6 pts
Exemplary Performance
8 pts
Introduction
Low Performance
Topic sentence is vague and is missing 2 or more of the following items: the title, author, main character(s) and the main idea. No summary provided of the main story or plot. No thesis statement provided.
At or Below Average
Topic sentence is vague and is missing 1 or two of the following items: the title, author, main character(s) and the main idea. No summary provided of the main story or plot. No thesis statement provided.
At or Above Average
Contains a topic sentence but may be missing one of the following:the title, author, main character(s) and the main idea. Brief summary is not clear and may be missing thesis statement.
Exemplary Performance
Contains a topic sentence that states the title, author, main character(s) and the main idea. Gives a brief summary of the main story or plot and ends with a thesis statement.
Body-Explanation
Low Performance
1 pts
At or Below Average
2 pts
At or above average
3 pts
Exemplary Performance
4 pts
Characters
Low Performance
Poorly written response. May identify some characters and answers only one of the character criteria questions:Who are the main characters? How did one character change in the course of the book? What is the most important relationship in the book? Why?
At or Below Average
Answer needs work. Answers one or two of the following character criteria questions:Who are the main characters? How did one character change in the course of the book? What is the most important relationship in the book? Why?
At or above average
Answer is well written but does not identify all the main characters and or does not answer one of the following questions:Who are the main characters? How did one character change in the course of the book? What is the most important relationship in the book? Why?
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Identifies the main characters and answers the following questions: Who are the main characters? How did one character change in the course of the book? What is the most important relationship in the book? Why?
Setting
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written and rambles. It is obvious the reader does not know the setting or why it was an appropriate choice.
At or Below Average
Answer is adequate but not well supported. An attempt is made to answer the questions.
At or above average
Answer is well written but does not address one of the following questions: What time and place did the author choose to set the book in? How is the choice of setting appropriate?
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Answers the following questions: What time and place did the author choose to set the book in? How is the choice of setting appropriate?
Expositon
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written and only answers one of the criteria for exposition.
At or Below Average
Answer is adequate but but does not answer the question of how the author suggest and reveals the information on two of the following: setting, important background information and or the main characters early on in the book.
At or above average
Answer is well written but does not answer the question of how the author suggest and reveals the information on one of the following: setting, important background information and or the main characters early on in the book.
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Student displays knowledge of exposition: how the author introduces settiing,important background information and the main characters early on in the book.
Foreshadowing
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written or student fails to address this requirement.
At or Below Average
Answer is adequate but it is not clear from the example the student understands foreshadowing.
At or above average
Answer is well written but student provides only one example of how the author hints about events to come.
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Student displays knowledge of foreshadowing and provides several examples of hints the author provided about events to come.
Conflict
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written or student fails to address this requirement.
At or Below Average
Answer is adequate but it is not clear from the response what the central conflict or problem is in the story.
At or above average
Answer is well written but does not identify the central problem or conflict.
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Student displays knowledge of conflict by describing the one central conflict or problem.
Climax/Resolution
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written. Student rambles and never really answer either of the questions or student does not address this requirement.
At or Below Average
AnsAt what point in the book did the action reach a peak? How did the problem get resolved during and after the conflict?wer is adequate but student fails to answer one of the following:
At or above average
Answer is well written but student does not fully answer one of the following: At what point in the book did the action reach a peak? How did the problem get resolved during and after the conflict?
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Student displays knowledge of climax/resolution by addressing both questions: At what point in the book did the action reach a peak? How did the problem get resolved during and after the conflict?
Style
Low Performance
Answer is poorly written, rambles and uses no examples to support the opinion or student fails to address this requirement.
At or Below Average
Answer is adequate but no example is provided to support students' opinion.
At or above average
Answer is well written but student cannot pinpoint the exact style and does not provide an example to support their opinion
Exemplary Performance
Answer is well written. Student identifies the correct style used by the author and provides examples to support their opinion.
Body-Analysis
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Analysis/Evaluation
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Answer is poorly writtenn and supported. One reason is provided to support the response. Just seems to ramble and the opinion Is not clear or convincing.
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Answers at least three of the questions. Responses need work and at least one has supporting detail from the book. Opinion is not obvious.
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The critique is written well but not well supported. Uses four to five of the seven criteria questions that were provided for use.
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A well written critique consisting of opinion with supporting examples from the book and all seven criteria questions are addressed.
Conclusion
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Conclusion
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Answer is a poorly written paragraph that does not summarize but tends to ramble and makes no recommendation
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Answer is an adequate summary of the impressions the book made. May or may not have a recommendation about the book.
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The conclusion is a well written but not brief paragraph that summarizes the impressions the book left on you. Does not make a recommendation about the book.
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The conclusion is a well written brief paragraph that summarizes what impressions the book left with you and what you want the reader to know. Makes a recommendation about the book.
Subjects:
History
Types:
Reading
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