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Weekly Reading Log Short Version

Weekly Reading Log

a cover sheet, 6 responses and proof reading is done each week. Grade counts as Literature H.W. grade.

Rubric Code: V38W9A

By nscudder

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Public Rubric

Subject: English

Type: Writing

Grade Levels: (none)

Weekly Reading Log
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts	Excellent 4 pts
Cover Sheet Name, date, book title, author, genre, parent signature	Poor Cover sheet is missing an item and/or contains misspelled words.	Fair Cover sheet is complete but is not legible or is very messy. All spelling is correct.	Good Cover sheet is complete, but could be neater. All spelling is correct.	Excellent Cover sheet is complete and very neatly written. All spelling is correct.
Reading Log Sheets Nightly reading record, checklist, bullets	Poor Less than 6 pages were read. Pages read and/or total number of pages read were not recorded. Some of the checklist items or bullets are missing. Bullets are sentences.	Fair Less than 6 pages were read. Reading was recorded. Checklist items do not clearly go with bullets. 1 bullet is a sentence.	Good 6-10 pages were read. Checklist items and bullets match well. Bullets are not sentences.	Excellent More than 10 pages were read. Checklist items and bullets match well. Bullets are not sentences.
Responses Typed a response for each bullet item. Mon.- 2 responses Tues. - 2 responses Wed. - 2 responses	Poor 2 responses were not done. Responses were handwritten and there is no note from home explaining why responses were not typed.	Fair 2 responses are partially done. (responses may be missing sentence A.,B. or C.)	Good 2 responses are done completely.	Excellent 2 complete responses are especially well written.
Sentence Quality REMEMBER! Complete sentences contain subjects and predicates.	Poor Incomplete sentences and or fragments are used.	Fair Most sentences are complete.	Good All sentences are complete.	Excellent Sentences are complete and contain sophisticated and/or precise vocabulary.
Capitalization and Punctua Capitals: first word in sentence, the word I, names, important places Commas: used after transition words/phrases (see reference section in binder) Ending punctuation: periods, question marks or exclamation points	Poor The first word in each sentence is NOT capitalized. The word I is NOT capitalized. Some ending punctuation is missing.	Fair The first word in each sentence IS capitalized. The word I is capitalized. All sentences have ending punctuation. Work may be missing capital letters for: •important names •important places Commas may be missing after some transition words/phrases.	Good All capitalization is correct. All sentences have ending punctuation. Commas are used after most transition words/phrases.	Excellent No errors! Great Job proof reading!
The Outlaws & Spelling	Poor "Outlaws" begin some sentences. Words from the book's title &/or text are misspelled. Words on sheets in the reference section of your binder are misspelled.	Fair Yay! "Outlaws" do not begin any sentences. 1-2 words from the book's title &/or text are misspelled. 1-2 words on sheets in the reference section of your binder are misspelled.	Good Yay! "Outlaws" do not begin any sentences. Most spelling is correct.	Excellent Yay! "Outlaws" do not begin any sentences. Spelling for words in the book's text & on sheets in the reference section of your binder is correct.

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Keywords:

reading log

Subjects:

English

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Writing

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