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Digitial Book Report

Students are to include: Title of their book, how it ties to their news paper article, or photos used in article, write a paragraph about each chapter if 10 or less paragraphs or 1 sentence/paragraph, if 11 or more chapters. Then summarize the book into a power-point with pictures and/or videos of the place or event you have chosen in your news article and book. Present your book to us (class) or share with me so I may share your teachings.

Rubric Code: QXC7A63

By classicreata

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Subject: English

Type: Presentation

Grade Levels: 9-12

Digital Book Report
	Excellent 4 pts	Proficient 3 pts	Acceptable/Achieving 2 pts	Developing 1 pts
Retell/Summary 30 pts Complete yet concise story outline.	Excellent Paragraph: ch. (1-10 chapters or sentence 11 or more ch.) then, CONCISE summary (Max. 1 page) with description of plot, characters, mood, place setting and the story outline.	Proficient Sentence or paragraph on each chapter is a little weak. Summary does not give a thorough review of the book.	Acceptable/Achieving Sentence or paragraph on each chapter is weak. Summary is far too long or far too short to give a concise, yet thorough review of the book.	Developing Sentence or paragraph on each chapter is very weak. Summary is far too long or far too short to give a review of the book.
Presentation 25 pts Standing up properly as in public speaking.	Excellent Presentation detailed, had at least 10 facts regarding the place/event with date, author, place or person it is about. Student spoke clearly, stood still and was able to read all words in presentation. Approximately 3-5 minutes.	Proficient Spoke clearly, was able to read most words in presentation. Looked up most of the time. Wiggly. 6-8 facts A minute or so too long or short.	Acceptable/Achieving Spoke softly and was unable to hear what he/she was saying, was unable to read most of the presentation. Looking down or moving too much. 3-4 facts 2-3 minutes too long or only a minute in length	Developing Very quiet, no eye contact, trouble reading presentation or did not memorize it. Looking down, moving too much. 1-2 facts Way too long or minuscule in length.
Creativity 25 pts Typed or creatively done but must be legible.	Excellent Summarized entire book on a power-point with pictures and taught us about the topic/place chosen. It is creative, engaging and hooks the audience. Legible. Mentions how book and news article tie together.	Proficient Summarized book on a power-point with pictures and taught us about the topic/place chosen. It is mostly creative, engaging and hooks the audience. Mostly Legible. Does not: Mentions how book and news article tie together.	Acceptable/Achieving Summarized book. Mostly Legible. Does not: Mention how book and news article tie together but vague.	Developing Summarized book vaguely. Mostly illegible. Does not: Mention how book and news article tie together.
Conventions/language 10 pts Adding in the use of great language for good visualization.	Excellent Excellent use of editing: Grammar Punctuation Capitalization added Figurative Language "Sparkle" words (Vocabulary+)	Proficient Few grammatical errors, few misuses of capitalization and punctuation, little use of figurative language or more advanced vocabulary.	Acceptable/Achieving Many grammatical errors, few misuses of capitalization and punctuation, very little use of figurative language or more advanced vocabulary.	Developing Far too many grammatical errors, few misuses of capitalization and punctuation, no use of figurative language or more advanced vocabulary.
References 10 pts References: In correct format	Excellent Reference for author included at end of power-point and on written summary. Correct format: Last name, First name, year published, City, Province/State, Publisher, page numbers.	Proficient Missing part of reference or a part out of order	Acceptable/Achieving Missing more than one component or 2 parts out of order	Developing Missing several parts or several parts out of order

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English

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Presentation

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