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Reading Response Reading Response Response to Read Aloud: Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone Rubric Code: N23A69W By mpiccin Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Reading Grade Levels: K-5

Reading Resonse
	Level 4 (N/A)	Level 3 (N/A)	Level 2 (N/A)	Level 1 (N/A)
Knowledge and Understanding	Level 4 Student response has at least two ideas present.	Level 3 Student response has one idea present.	Level 2 Student response has some retell but the idea is not clearly stated.	Level 1 Student response is a retell with no ideas about the book present.
Supporting Evidence	Level 4 Student response has several examples which support the ideas stated.	Level 3 Student response has one example to support the idea stated.	Level 2 Student response is working toward a clearly supporting their idea stated.	Level 1 Student response does not have any examples to support their ideas.
Teacher Feedback	Level 4	Level 3 Student uses descriptive teacher feedback to identify learning opportunities, choices, and strategies and to make corrections.	Level 2 Student is learning to use descriptive teacher feedback to identify learning opportunities, choices, and strategies to make corrections.	Level 1 Student does not use descriptive teacher feedback to identify learning opportunities, choices, and strategies and to make corrections.
Language and Conventions	Level 4 Reading response is written with above grade level vocabulary and sentence structure. A consistent use of grade appropriate puctuation and capitalization is demonstrated.	Level 3 Reading response is written with grade appropriate sentence structure and vocabulary. Grade appropriate puctuation and capitalization is usually demonstrated.	Level 2 Sentence structure and vocabulary is continuing to develop. Some use of grade appropriate puctuation and capitalization is demonstrated.	Level 1 Sentence structure and vocabulary is below grade level. A limited use of grade appropriate capitalization and punctuation is demonstrated.