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Daily 5 Workbook 
Rubric to assess the work completed in their Daily 5, including word sorts, word work and Daily 5 literacy strategies
Rubric Code: HX863W2
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Subject: Education  
Type: Assessment  
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  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Make and Adjust Predictions

Poor

Student has not completed this task
Fair

Student implies a
prediction.
Student justifies
prediction but does
not cite evidence
from the text or
schema.
Student attempts to
confirm or adjust
prediction but not
successfully.
Good

Student successfully makes a prediction.
Student successfully justifies prediction, citing evidence from the text or schema.
Student successfully confirms prediction
Excellent

Student successfully
makes a meaningful
prediction.
Student successfully
justifies prediction,
citing multiple
pieces of evidence
from the text or
schema
Student successfully
adjusts prediction.
Reading Goal

Poor

Student has not completed writing their reading goal in their work book.
Fair

Student has identified a Daily 5 goal to use in their reading but have not been specific in how they are going to implement it.
Good

Student has identified their Daily 5 goal and have been specific in the way they will implement it.
Excellent

Student has clearly identified a Daily 5 goal that they have been using, showing a well written goal that is very specific. Student also shows evidence that they have achieved this goal
Make Mental Pictures

Poor

Student has not completed the task. They have not shown that they understood the text.
Fair

Makes weak mental images
that may be accurate or inaccurate.
Good

Mental images are elements from the text. The image(s) includes some details that show comprehension has taken place.
Excellent

Mental images are
key elements from
the text. The
image(s) includes
details that show
comprehension
has taken place.
Word Sort Explanation

Poor

Student has completed an explanation of their word sort. The student cannot show that they understand the concepts and strategies to sort their words.
Fair

Student has some understanding of the word sort and has written a simple explanation.
Good

Student has an understanding of the word sort concept and can give an explanation
Excellent

Student has a very good understanding of the word sort concept and is able to clearly explain it in detail.
Poetry Concept Sort

Poor

Student has not completed the concept sort. They have not shown that they understand the concepts about Poetry.
Fair

Student has some understanding of the Poetry Concept sort and has written a simple explanation.
Good

Student has an understanding of the Poetry concept sort concept and can give an explanation
Excellent

Student has a very good understanding of the word sort concept and is able to clearly explain it in detail
Bookwork and Organisation

Poor

The student's book is untidy in appearance. They have not been consistent in ruling up lines and taking time to consider the organisation of their work book. They have drawn in the covers and margins.
Fair

The student has made some effort to be organised and neatness.
Good

The student shows effort to keep their book organised and neat. Lines and margins are ruled in red pen. All work is written in either blue or black pen.
Excellent

The student shows exceptional effort to keep their book organised and neat.All lines and margins are ruled in red pen. All work is written in either blue or black pen.



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  • Daily 5, literacy, word sort

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