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One-Pager 
One-Pager
A One-Pager is a single page response to your book. It is a way of proving your unique understanding. It is a way to be creative,experimental, imaginative, honest, brief and compressed. The purpose is to OWN what you are reading. It becomes a metaphor for the reading you have done. It becomes an enticement for others to read the book.
Rubric Code: HXA3AWW
By jervinathms
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Subject: English  
Type: Reflection  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12

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Quotation

8

One quotations used from the text is copied word for word, in quotation marks with page numbers. An explanation for this quote is included.
6

One quotation is used from the text but it has spelling errors in it OR does not have quotation marks or page numbers. The explanation does not fully address the quotation.
4

One quotation is used, has spelling errors, and/or does not have quotation marks or page numbers. The explanation is incomplete or poorly addresses the quotation.
2

One quotation is used, has spelling errors, and/or does not have quotation marks or page numbers. There is no explanation.
0

No quotations.
Appearance

8

The project is very neat, clear, and shows that there was a lot of time and effort put into it. There is no white space.
6

The project is not as neat as it could be, but the information is organized. There is no white space.
4

The project lacks neatness and looks like there was little effort put into it. The information isn't organized well on the paper. There may be white space.
2

The project is sloppy and disorganized. It looks like it was done at the last minute. There is white space.
0

The project is extremely sloppy and disorganized or large sections are missing.There is white space.
Border

8

The border is symbolic. The symbolism can be verbally explained. The border is in color.
6

The border is symbolic and can be verbally explained.
4

The border is symbolic but cannot be verbally explained.
2

The border is not symbolic.
0

There is no border.
Graphic 1

8

Graphic was created/drawn/chosen with effort and care. Includes color. Large enough to see. Does a good job of representing the concept.
6

Graphic was created/drawn/chosen with some effort and care. Includes some color. Large enough to see. Does a good job Represents the concept.
4

Graphic was created/drawn/chosen with little effort and care.Little color. May be too small to see. Poorly represents the concept the concept.
2

Graphic was created/drawn/chosen hastily. Little to no color. May be too small to see. Poorly represents the concept the concept.
0

No graphic.
Theme

8

You have identified a key theme. You have supported the theme with 2 pieces of evidence using details that clearly relate to the theme.
6

You have identified a key theme. You have supported the theme with 1 piece of evidence using details that clearly relates to the theme.
4

You have identified a possible theme. Your evidence does not have enough detail to support the theme.
2

You have identified a possible theme, but it is very specific to a character and not to all readers. There is no evidence to support the theme.
0

No theme
Words

8

Has 3 words that represents the book. Can explain verbally why the words were chosen.
6

Has 2 words that represent the book. Can explain verbally why the words were chosen.
4

Has 1 word that represents the book. Can explain verbally why the word was chosen.
2

Has 1 word that represents the book, but cannot explain why the word was chosen.
0

Has no words .representing the book
Personal Response

8

Response is NOT a summary, but is a thoughtful, well-written response indicating a thorough understanding of the book. The response includes support and/or examples from the book.
6

Response is NOT a summary, but is a thoughtful, well-written response indicating a thorough understanding of the book. The response includes support and/or examples from the book.
4

Response is NOT a summary, but is a written response indicating only a basic understanding of the book. The response includes support and/or examples from the book.
2

Response IS a summary. OR the response is not a summery but shows only a basic understanding of the book.
0

There is no response.
Formatting

8

1. Project is on one of the templates provided OR is on standard white, unlined paper.2. All written work is completed in ink or marker and is easily visible. 3.Includes the title and author, spelled correctly and placed prominently in the one-pager. 4.It fills the entire page.
5. Student name and block is on the back.
6

Has three or more of the formatting requirements.
4

Has two or more of the formatting requirements.
2

Has one or more of the formatting requirements.
0

Has none of the formatting requirements.




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