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Reading Rubric 
ESOL
Rubric Code: LC4C8
By pistash19
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Subject: English  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Good

4 pts

Fair

3 pts

poor

1 pts

Content

Good

Shows full understanding of the material being discussed
Fair

Shows an understanding of the material being discussed
poor

Show limited understanding to the material being discussed
Time Management/Focus on the task

Good

Uses time to complete assigment in a thorogh manner
Fair

Uses time appropriately with a little distraction
poor

Uses times inappropriately. Students disrupts others and frequently get up out of seat.
Quality of Work

Good

High quality. All aspects are covered in the written assignment
Fair

Good quality. Student display knowledge of material but has a few grammatical and spelling errors.
poor

Work has alot of corrections needed.
Follows directions

Good

Has the sentences in order in which the activity happened in the story
Fair

Has the sentences in order with one or two minor mistakes.
poor

Sentences are scattered and not in order.





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