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Book Report: Diorama 
3-d model/ shadow box
Rubric Code: TBX57C
By lazarusct
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Subject: English  
Type: Project  
Grade Levels: K-5

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  Needs Improvement

8 pts

Fair

9 pts

Good

10 pts

Excellent

12 pts

Diarama/ model

Needs Improvement

The scene shows little effort. Purpose and description is not easily identifiable. The scene lacks sufficient detail. Shadow-box does not reflect a mood of the scene.
Fair

Student uses 2 or more different types of material. Purpose and description is not easily identifiable. The scene lacks sufficient detail. Shadow-box somewhat reflects a basic mood of the scene.
Good

Student uses more than 4 types of materials. The purpose and description is identifiable. The scene has sufficient detail. Shadow-box reflects a basic mood of the scene.
Excellent

Student uses (more than 5) many different types of materials. The purpose and description is clearly identifiable and realistic. The scene has much attention to detail. Shadow-box reflects the mood of the scene.
oral presentation

Needs Improvement

Difficult to hear or understand. No expression in voice. Eye contact needs improvement. Slouching or nervous movements. Read the report.
Fair

Could be heard some of the time or somewhat difficult to understand. Little expression. Fair eye contact. Slouching and nervous movements.Referred to 3x5 card often.
Good

Could be heard clearly. Good expression and rate. Good eye contact. Stands straight. Some exaggerated hand movement. Referred to 3x5 a few times.
Excellent

Effective volume, diction, rate and expression. Appropriate pauses. Excellent eye contact. Stands straight, hands by side. Did not refer to 3x5 card.
neatness

Needs Improvement

Diorama is torn or tape showing. Paper is folded or corners are torn. There are signs of stains or stray marks. Does not appear to have spent a great deal of time on project.
Fair

Diorama is torn or tape showing. Paper is free of stray marks. Appears that the student spent some time trying to neatly organize project.
Good

Diorama shows no sign of damage, and no tape showing. Project is neatly displayed and ready to show.
Excellent

Diorama shows no sign of damage or any tape showing. The project is neat and organized and ready to turn in on time.
Writing

Needs Improvement

Commentary is mostly summary. Commentary does not tie in to diorama. Many literary elements missing.
Fair

Commentary relies heavily on summary. In many cases commentary does not clearly tie into the diorama.
Good

Commentary relates to the book but may not tie into the diorama. Does not clearly show the importance of literary elements.
Excellent

Commentary shows importance of literary elements: conflict, character, setting.
Editing

Needs Improvement

Formatting is unconventional. Many errors in grammar conventions.
Fair

Text could use revision. There are formatting errors and grammar conventions that distract the reader.
Good

Text is polished. There are a few errors in formatting or grammar conventions but they do not distract the reader.
Excellent

Text is polished, formatted and ready to publish.





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