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Children's Book Voice Work Rubric Code: K23A5WX By rclowers Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Humanities Type: Presentation Grade Levels: 9-12

Children's Book Interpretation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Book Choice	Poor Student did not choose an appropriate book.	Fair Student's book choice was somewhat appropriate for the assignment, but could have been better.	Good Student's book choice fulfilled most of the assignment characteristics.	Excellent Student's book choice fulfilled all assignment characteristics.
Character Voices	Poor Student did not create distinct character voices.	Fair Student attempted to create distinct voices, but fell flat on delivery.	Good Student created mostly distinct voices, but needed to separate them with a bit more clarity.	Excellent Student created distinct voices for each character in such a way that each character was identifiable by their voice.
Consistency	Poor Student was not consistent in voice presentation.	Fair Student often mixed up character voices and/or lost voices.	Good Student kept voices mostly consistent with only a few minor slip-ups.	Excellent Student kept voices consistent and separate the entire time. Each voice remained the same throughout the book.
Interpretation	Poor Student's interpretation does not match author's intent.	Fair Student's interpretation is a little muddy and unclear.	Good Student's interpretation is interesting and thoughtful, but lacks the creativity of a 4 performance.	Excellent Student's interpretation is interesting, thoughtful, and creative.
Facial Expressions	Poor Student's facial expressions are non-existant or do not match the story.	Fair Student's facial expressions somewhat add to the story, but could be clearer.	Good Student's facial expressions are interesting and add to the story, but sometimes fall short of level 4 expectations.	Excellent Student's facial expressions are lively, interesting, and take the story to a new level of performance.