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Adopt-a-Novel: Literary Novel Study Guide and Analysis

Rubric Code: LXA9WB9

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: K-5, 6-8

Study Guide "There's a Boy in the Girls Bathroom" By Louis Sachar
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Identification	Excellent * Correctly identifies all assigned components of the project and develops a suitable study guide using textual evidence to completely analyze.	Good * Identifies some of the components of the project. Study guide is suitable, but underdeveloped and/or analysis is thin using textual evidence	Fair * Only identifies two or one of the components of the project. Analysis is vague and/ contains a severe lace of development. Little to no textual evidence	Poor * Fails to correctly identify any assigned components of the project. Study guide is hard to follow, lack of textual evidence. No analysis or development.
Importance	Excellent * Clearly explains why the identified components are important to the novels themes, concepts and/or structure.	Good * Somewhat explains why the identified components are important to the project's themes, concepts and/or structure.	Fair * Barely explains why the identified components are important to the projects's themes, concepts and/or structure. The writing lacks insight.	Poor * Does not explain why the identified components are important to the project's themes, concepts and/or structure.
GUMS (Grammar, Usage, Mechanics, Syntax)	Excellent Few Grammar errors<BR> Well developed ideas and complex sentence structures<BR> * Few to no spelling errors.<BR> *Evident that proofreading took place.	Good * Some grammar, usage, mechanical issues<BR> * Well developed sentences.<BR> * Some spelling errors.<BR> * Errors do not affect readability	Fair * Many grammar, usage, mechanical issues.<BR> * Lacking developed sentences.<BR> * Many spelling errors.<BR> * Errors affect readability somewhat	Poor A large amount of grammar, usage, mechanical issues.<BR> Incomplete or run-on sentences<BR> * A large amount of spelling errors.<BR> * Errors interfere with readability
Overall Presentation	Excellent The whole packet has been completed thoroughly. It is evident that thought and meaning were put into the packet. Combined with focus; effort, thought, and clarification is readily apparent. Study guide is meaningful and useful.	Good Most of the packet has been completed thoroughly and the work is discernible and meaing can be gathered. Combined with focus: effort, thought and clarity are mostly apparent. Study guide is useful with some guidance.	Fair Some of the packet is complete, but it is vague and the meaning hard to discern. Combined with focus: lack of effort or thought, clarity is lacking. Study guide is not helpful without guidance.	Poor Packet is not complete and there is little to no evidence of literary tools. Vagueness makes it hard to find purpose. No thought or effort is apparent. Study guide is more of a distraction than a help.

Keywords:

novel plot development character foreshadowing symbolism literary technique analysis

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English

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