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Independent Reading One-Pager

A one-pager is a way of responding to a book on one piece of paper. It represents your own written and graphic interpretation of what you have read. In this report, you will show facts and information about the book, as well as creating a visual representation of the book.

Rubric Code: QXC72BA

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

One-Pager
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Poor 1 pts	Unacceptable 0 pts
Quotations	Excellent Two quotations used from the text are copied word for word, in quotation marks with page numbers, and address the guiding question. Quotations tie directly to an important idea in the text.	Good Two quotations are used from the text but they have spelling errors in them or do not have quotation marks or page numbers; quotes address the guiding question. One quotation is tied directly to an important idea in the text.	Fair One or more quotations are used, has spelling errors, and/or does not have quotation marks or page numbers; quotes do not completely address the guiding question.	Poor One or more quotations are used, has spelling errors, and/or does not have quotation marks or page numbers; quotes do not address the guiding question.	Unacceptable No quotations.
Illustrations	Excellent Illustration was drawn with effort (not hurried); in color; large enough to see from a distence; does a good job illustrating the quotaions.	Good Illustration was drawn with some effort; little color; picture illustrates the quotations.	Fair Illustration was drawn with some effort; little color; picture does not completely illustrate the quotations.	Poor Illustration was drawn hastily; no color; does not clearly illustrate the quotations.	Unacceptable No illustration.
Personal Response	Excellent Response indicates a thorough understanding of the guiding question and the text. The response is accurate, complete, and fulfills all the requirements of the task. Necessary support and/or examples are included, and the information is clearly text-based.	Good Response indicates an understanding of the guiding question and the text. The response is accurate and fulfills all the requirements of the task, but the required support and/or details are not complete or clearly text-based.	Fair Response indicates a partial understanding of the guiding question and the text. The response may include information that is essentially correct and text-based, but the information is too general or too simplistic. Some of the support and/or examples and requirements of the task may be incomplete or omitted.	Poor Response indicates a very limited understanding of the guiding question and the text. The response is incomplete, may exhibit many flaws, and may not address all requirements of the task.	Unacceptable Response is inaccurate, confused, and/or irrelevant, or has failed to respond to the task.
Appearance	Excellent The project is very neat, clear, and shows that there was a lot of time and effort put into it. The border is neat and is a good representation of the novel.	Good The project includes all of the required details but it is not as neat and well-organized as it should be.	Fair The project lacks neatness and looks like there was little effort put into it. The information isn't organized well on the paper. The border does not relate to the novel.	Poor The project is sloppy and disorganized. It looks like it was done at the last minute. The border is only partial, does not surround the entire one-pager, and does not represent the novel.	Unacceptable The project is extremely sloppy and disorganized or large sections are missing.
Questions	Excellent 1. Project is on standard sized, white, unlined paper; 2. It is written in ink or typed 3. It fills the entire page. 4. Includes title and author of the text. 5. Project includes three drawings by the student that relate to the book. 6. No spelling or grammar errors.	Good Has four or more of the formatting requirements.	Fair Has three or more of the formatting requirements.	Poor Has two or more of the formatting requirements.	Unacceptable Has only one or none of the formatting requirements.
Summary	Excellent The summary includes the major plot points presented in chronological order. The audience understands the story and characters.	Good The summary has most of the major plot points and is a good representation of the story overall. The audience may have questions about the novel, but has a general ides of the storyline.	Fair The summary lacks enough details for the audience to understand the plot of the novel. However, the events seem to be in chronological order.	Poor The summary lacks details and is not in chronological order. The audience can get a general idea of the plot.	Unacceptable The summary does not give plot details or they are not organized in a manner that allows the audience to have an idea about the plot or ideas presented in the story.
Vocabulary	Excellent The one-pager has two vocabulary words from the novel with definitions and illustrations. The page number is shown for each vocabulary word is included.	Good The one-pager has two vocabulary words, but the definitions do not show the correct meaning as used int he novel.	Fair The one-pager includes only one vocabulary word, but all required details are included for that word.	Poor The one-pager includes only one word, but all required details are not included.	Unacceptable The one-pager does not include any vocabulary words.
Setting	Excellent The one-pager includes details on the setting and how it adds to the plot of the book. The illustrations give the audience an understanding and feel of the setting.	Good The one-pager includes general information on the setting, but does not indicate how it relates to the plot of the novel. The illustrations are not as detailed or neat as possible.	Fair The one-pager provides only limited information on the setting. The illustrations do not show much effort.	Poor The one-pager either includes no information on the setting or does not include an illustration.	Unacceptable The one-pager does not have any information about the setting.
Presentation	Excellent 1. The two minute time period is well-thought out and organized. 2. All important information about the book is presented. 3. 3. Personal connections to the text are included. 4. A review of the novel is included. 5. Eye contact with the audience is maintained.	Good Has four or more of the presentation requirements	Fair Has three or more of the presentation requirements.	Poor Has two or more of the presentation requirements.	Unacceptable Has less than two of the presentation requirements.

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English

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