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Summer Reading Project 
Rubric Code: T22WA6
By clhurst
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Subject: English  
Type: Reading  
Grade Levels: 6-8, 9-12, Undergraduate

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  Poor

10 pts

Fair

20 pts

Good

30 pts

Journal Entries

3 per book
Grammar/Punctuation Usage
Poor

*There are less than 3 journal entries included.
*There are seven or more grammatical errors.
Fair

*There are three journal entries included.
*There are 4-6 grammatical errors
Good

*There are three journal entries.
*There are 0-3 grammatical errors.
Theme Content

Identify the themes
Story examples to support the themes.
Poor

*There are less than two themes identified.
*The examples for support are not concrete.
*The examples don't show understanding of the material read.
Fair

*There are two themes identified.
*The examples sensibly fit together to support the theme.
*The support examples are clear to the reader.
Good

*There are three themes identified.
*The themes have clear examples.
*The examples and themes show understanding of the material read.
*The themes and examples show the reader's understanding of how themes are used by authors.
Character Admiration

The writer identifies a character he/she admires and why.
Poor

*The reasons for admiration are shallow.
*The reasons for admiration don't relate the story to reality.
Fair

*The reasons for admiration are clear.
*The writer needs a more concrete example to support his/her admiration of the character
Good

*The reasons for admiration fit with other writings about the same story.
*The writer is in tune with the author and the characters in the book.
Conflict Identification

identifies the conflict and changing of resolution
Poor

*The writer cannot identify the conflict.
*The writer offers an unreasonable resolution to the conflict.
*The writer does not write from the perspective of the main character.
Fair

*The writer identifies the conflict.
*The writer offers reasonable resolutions to the conflict.
Good

*The writer identifies the conflict.
*The writer offers reasonable resolutions.
*The confict/resolution show understanding of the story.
Neatness

Poor

*The handwriting is sloppy or unreadable.
*The writer doesn't name or label each journal entry.
*It is not turned in on time.
*The journal entries aren't organized.
Fair

*The handwriting is neat or typed.
*The writer properly labeled each section.
*The journal entries are organized by type or by book.
Good

*The handwriting is neat or typed.
*Each journal entry is labeled.
*They are organized
*The spacing on the page is easy to read and doesn't distract.




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