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Book Project

Students will begin to write a book for elementary students. Topics for the book may be taken from any of their other content area books.

Rubric Code: JXCW3A

By brunoldt

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Subject: Science

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Boo Project Enter rubric description
	Exemplary 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Progressing 2 pts	Not Meeting Standards 1 pts
Prewriting LA.910.3.1.1 Generates ideas from multiple sources	Exemplary Students generate idea for book by brainstorming, notes, journals, disucssions, research materials and other reliable sources.	Proficient Students generate idea for book by brainstorming, notes, journals.	Progressing Students generate idea for book by brainstorming, notes.	Not Meeting Standards Students generate idea for book by brainstorming.
Prewriting LA.910.3.1.2 Students make a plan for writing the book	Exemplary Students make a plan for writing the book that addresses purpose, audience, a controlling idea, logical sequence, and time frame completion	Proficient Students make a plan for writing the book that addresses purpose, audience, and time frame completion.	Progressing Students make a plan for writing the book that addresses purpose, and time frame completion.	Not Meeting Standards Students make a plan for writing the book that addresses purpose, audience.
Prewriting LA.910.3.1.3 Students use organizational strategies and tools	Exemplary Students use organizational strategies and tools such as technology, spreadsheet, outline, chart, table, graph, venn diagram, web, story map or plot pyramid to develop the group style.	Proficient Students use organizational strategies and tools such as technology, outline, graph, venn diagram, web, story map to develop the group style.	Progressing Students use organizational strategies and tools such as technology, venn diagram, story map to develop the group style.	Not Meeting Standards Students use organizational strategies and tools such as technology, or story map to develop the group style.