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Cereal Box Reading Project-Presentation 
(12 - 4 points each section) Below is a chart that shows you exactly how your class participation in discussions is calculated.
Rubric Code: SXA4BW7
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Subject: English  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: 9-12

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100 %
  Excellent

4 pts

Good

3 pts

Fair

2 pts

Poor

or no points

1 pts

Preparedness

Excellent

EXCELLENT
Student arrives on time and has all materials ready to begin discussion: cereal box, notecard, checklist.
Good

GOOD
Student is on time but not ready to start presentation when it begins because he can't locate materials to begin on time.
Fair

FAIR
Student is missing 1-2 of the materials necessary for discussion. Students is seated for discussion.
Poor

POOR
Students has no materials for the presentation.
Students is seated for discussion.
Communication

Excellent

EXCELLENT
Student often makes eye contact with peers and teachers and student's body language suggest he is communicating his ideas to the group.

Student always participates loudly enough to be heard by peers. Ideaas are well thought out and give a thorough insght into the book.
Good

GOOD
Student sometimes needs to improve body language and eye contact a bit more. Student is communication his ideas to the group.

Student sometimes participates loudly enough to be heard by peers.
Most ideas are communicated to the group clearly.
Fair

FAIR
Student hardly participates in commenting on novel, body language is negative and indicates he is a non-participant; struggles to speak to the group.

Student participates one (1)time loudly enough to be heard by peers, clarifys questions, and refers back to the cereal box and can't explain 1 item on the box.
Poor

POOR
Student lacks any participation in explaining his project to the group and cannot explain items on the cereal box.

Student does not participate loudly enough to be heard by peers and is unable to clarify questions and/or cannot communicate 2 or more items on the cereal box.
Elements of Project

Excellent

EXCELLENT
The cereal box has a well-thought out name that relates to the novel, major and minor characters, 2 or more theme related pictures, purposeful cover, notecard.
Good

GOOD
The cereal box has a well-thought out name that relates to the novel, major and minor characters, 1 theme related pictures, purposeful cover, notecard.
Fair

FAIR
The cereal box name is mediocre and doesn't relate to the novel entirely, major and minor characters, 1 theme related pictures, not a purposeful cover, notecard.
Poor

POOR
The cereal box name is mediocre and doesn't relate to the novel entirely, may be missing: major and minor characters, theme related pictures, purposeful cover, notecard.



Keywords:
  • cereal box outside reading book







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