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Reading Book Club Rubric 
This rubric will help teachers to assess students' retelling of a story they have read. This assessment can be used to monitor comprehension and assess understanding.
Rubric Code: K4993C
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Subject: Education  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: (none)

Powered by iRubric Retelling Rubric
  Good

4 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

0 pts

Content

Good

Student includes:
-- the main idea
-- three supporting details
Fair

Student includes:
--main idea
--1-2 supporting details
Poor

Student doesn't include:
--the main idea
--supporting details
Sequence

Good

Student retells all the important events in the sequence or order they happened.
Fair

Student retells some of the important events in the sequence or order they happened.
Poor

Student doesn't retell any of the important events in the sequence or order they happened.
Characters

Good

Student describes each main characters using descriptive words.
Fair

Student describes most main characters using descriptive words
Poor

Student doesn't describe the main characters.
Problem/Solution

Good

Student includes the problem/solution in his/her retelling. Student describes with enough details to let the audience understand the entire story
Fair

Student includes either the problem and solution in his/her retelling but doesn't use enough details for the audience to completely understand the story.
Poor

Student doesn't include the problem/solution in his/her retelling.
Plot

Good

Student includes events from all of the following:
--beginning
--middle
--end
Fair

Student includes events from two of the following: --beginning
--middle
--end
Poor

Student doesn't include events from any of the following:
--beginning
--middle
--end
Opinion

Good

Student give his/her opinion about the story and provides a reason for the opinion.
Fair

Student give his/her opinion about the story but does not provide reason.
Poor

Student does not give his/her opinion about the story.
Punctuation

Good

Student uses correct punctuation such as full stops, capital letters, speech marks, commas and question marks.
Fair

Students sometimes uses correct punctuation.
Poor

Student rarely uses correct puctuation.
Grammar

Good

Student regularly uses correct grammar both when speaking with the audience and on the written project.
Fair

Student uses correct grammer when speaking with the audience but not on the written project. (Or vice versa)
Poor

Student does not use correct grammar when speaking or in the written project.



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