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Literature Elements Presentation

Children will create a Google presentation on the literature elements from "Island of the Blue Dolphins"

Rubric Code: KB53X9

By dedhamgirl

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Subject: English

Type: Assessment

Grade Levels: K-5

Presentation
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Slide 1	Poor Has incomplete information on the slide,and/ or is done sloppily.	Fair Includes 2 of required elements. Looks nice visually.	Good Includes Title of story, author, and student name. Looks very nice visually.
Slide 2	Poor Has many things incomplete or wrong in this slide.	Fair The slide is incomplete because it is missing some item, or the student has incorrectly identified the setting.	Good Describes the setting with both time and place. Has inserted an appropriate picture. Looks very nice visually.
Slide 3	Poor Has several things incomplete or wrong in this slide.	Fair The slide is incomplete because it is missing some item, or the student has incorrectly identified or described the characters.	Good Describes and identifies at least 2 main characters. This would include at least one fact about each of them.
Slide 4	Poor The problem is incorrectly identified or described. The student might have forgotten to write in sentences.	Fair Explains the major problem, but is vague or not in sentence form.	Good Explains the major problem or conflict in the story correctly and in complete sentences.
Slide 5, 6, 7	Poor Has several things incomplete or wrong in this slide.	Fair The slide is incomplete because something is missing or incorrect. Sentences may be poor.	Good Explains the beginning, middle, and end of the story using correct sentences.
Slide 8	Poor Summary is incomplete or incorrect.	Fair Summary does not touch on main points of story, or is too short or too long. Might have forgotten to write in complete sentences.	Good Summary contains main idea and major parts of story. It is written in around 3-5 sentences.