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Non-Fiction rubric to accompany project ideas

Non-Fiction Book Project Rubric (Derived from CBarras Non-Fiction rubric)

Rubric Code: RAA877

By baudok

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Subject: English

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

Non-fiction Book Project
	Excellent 5 pts	Good 4 pts	Fair 3 pts	Poor 2 pts	Failing 0 pts
Did you understand the book?	Excellent Project reflects an good understanding of the book read. Project can stand alone from the text and be understood CLEARLY. Others would not need to read the book for the project to make sense.	Good Project reflects an adequate understanding of the book read. Project can stand alone from the text and be understood PRETTY WELL. Others would not need the book for the project to make sense.	Fair Project reflects a fair understanding of the book read. Might stand alone from the text, but is a bit difficult to understand. Others might need to read the book for your project to make sense.	Poor Project reflects barely reflects an understanding of the non-fiction book read. Project does not stand alone from the text. Someone would need to read the book to understand the project.	Failing No Project completed
Content	Excellent You shared important facts from your book (8-10).	Good You shared some important facts from your book (5-7).	Fair You shared a few improtant facts from your book (2-4)	Poor You did not share enough important facts from your book (1).	Failing You did not share any important facts from your book.
How does it look?	Excellent Project includes the title, author's name, and student's name on the front or visible part of the work.<BR> Art work is appropriate and pleasing to the viewer.<BR> Project is creative, original, and neat.	Good Project includes the title, author's name, and student's name on the front or visible part of the work.<BR> Art work is appropriate and pleasing to the viewer.<BR> Project lacks one of the following: creativity, originality, and neatness.	Fair Project is missing one of the following: the title, the author's name, or the student's name on the front or visible part of the work.<BR> Art work is mostly appropriate and pleasing to the viewer.<BR> Project lacks one of the following: creativity, originality, and neatness.	Poor Project is missing the title, and the author's name from the front or visible part of the work.<BR> Art work seems wrong for the project theme. <BR> Project lacks one of the following: creativity, originality, and neatness.	Failing No art work/ thrown together without much thought or effort.
Pictures	Excellent Graphics are recognizable and words are readable. Font style is appropriate for content	Good Graphics are recognizable and words are readable from the length of the classroom. Font style is appropriate for content.	Fair Graphics or words are difficult to distinguish from the length of the room. Wrong type of font style.	Poor Graphics or words are difficult to see from the length of the room.<BR> What's with the font style?	Failing Graphics or words are not present or illegible.
Spelling, Mechanics	Excellent Capitalization, punctuation and spelling are correct throughout the poster<BR>	Good Three or fewer capitalization or punctuation errors.<BR> No more than two words misspelled.	Fair Four or fewer capitalization or punctuation errors, and two to five words misspelled.	Poor More than 5 errors in capitalization or punctuation.<BR> Got Spellcheck? More than 6 words misspelled.	Failing Multiple errors in capitalization, punctuation and spelling make the project look thrown together hastily.

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Non-Fiction Rubric to Accompany Book Project Ideas

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