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Retelling the Story 
This rubric is for a beginning reader
Rubric Code: J2B8AB
By natalieloden
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: K-5

Powered by iRubric Oral Story Retelling
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3 pts

Poor

0 pts

No grade

0 pts

How does the story begin?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
What happens next?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
What happened to the main character

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
Where did the story take place?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
When did the story take place?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
Was a problem solved?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade
How does the story end?

Good

Student knows the answer.
Poor

Student does not know the answer.
No grade



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  • beginning, next, setting, main characters, ending

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